First played:
1992

Most wins:
2 – Tiger Woods, 1998,  2001
2 – Ernie Els, 1997,  2003

Consecutive wins:
None

Youngest winner:
Anton Haig, 20 and 300 days, 2007

Oldest winner:
Miguel Angel Jiménez, 40 and 27 days, 2004

Lowest 18 hole score: 63 (-9)
Peter O’ Malley, Steven Richardson, 1992
Mike McLean, 1993
Michael Campbell, 2001
Retief Goosen, 2002
Craig Spence, 2003
Adam Scott, 2005
Gary Simpson 2006

Lowest first 18 hole score: 63 (-9)
Steven Richardson, 1992
Adam Scott, 2005

Lowest first 36 hole score: 129 (-15)
Ernie Els, 2003
Adam Scott, 2005

Lowest first 54 hole score:
193 (-23), Ernie Els, 2003

Lowest 72 hole score:
259 (-29), Ernie Els, 2003

Lowest under par winning score:
259 (-29), Ernie Els, 2003

Lowest final round by a winner:
65 (-7), Tiger Woods, 1998,  2001

Wire-to-wire-winners:
Ernie Els, 2003
Adam Scott, 2005

Largest 18 hole lead: 2 shots
Steven Richardson, 1992
Fred Couples, 1994
Thongchai Jaidee, 2002
Adam Scott, 2005

Largest 36 hole lead: 4 shots
Ernie Els, 2003
Adam Scott, 2005

Largest 54 hole lead: 13 shots
Retief Goosen, 2002

Largest winning margin:
10 shots – Ernie Els, 2003

Biggest final round comeback by a winner:
8 shots – Tiger Woods, 1998
 
Play-offs:
Ian Woosnam beat Andrew Coltart, 1996
Tiger Woods beat Ernie Els, 1998

Holes-in-one:
Mats Lanner, Hole 16, Round 2, 1992 (Pinehurst G&CC)
Peter Baker, Hole 3, Round  1, 2001 (Alpine Golf & Sports Club, Bangkok)
Mardan Mamat, Hole 8, Round 2, 2003 (Lake Karrinyup CC)

Low cut:
141 (-3), 1992

High cut:
151 (+7),  2002