Biography

David Allen Barr Inducted into the Candian Hall of Fame: 2000

British Columbia native Dave Barr entrenched his already established role in Canadian golf history as the leader of the Canadian victory at the Dunhill Cup Championship in 1994. With the 1985 World Cup Team Championship under his belt, three PGA Tour victories and twelve Canadian Tour titles, Dave's record also includes a second-place finish in the 1985 U.S. Open. He was also the first Canadian to surpass $2 million mark in earnings on the PGA Tour.

David Allen Barr's Record International:

1977 Winner Washington State Open
1981 Winner Quad Cities Open (PGA TOUR)
1987 Winner Atlanta Golf Classic
1985 Runner-up US Open
1973 2nd Team U.S. College All American
1994 Co-Winner and Team Captain Dunhill Cup Team Championship
1985 Co-Winner World Cup Team Title with Dan Halldorson
1983 Winner World Cup Individual Title
1990, 1989 Canadian Airlines International Mixed Team Championship with Dawn Coe Jones

National:

1977 - 1994 Member of 13 World Cup Teams,
1985 - 1995 Member of Dunhill Cup Team nine (9) times
1972 World Amateur Team Member Canadian TPC, Manitoba Open
1987 Manitoba Open
1986 Quebec Open
1985 CPGA Championship
1985 Quebec Open
1981 Victoria Open
1978 BC Open
1977 BC Open, Alberta Open, Quebec Open
1975 BC Open
1991, 1992, 1993 Cadillac Skins Game
1972 Runner-up Canadian Amateur Championship

Other Items of Note:

1977/85-86/88 winner Canadian Tour Order of Merit
1983/85-90/94 winner of Score Magazine Pro of the Year
First Canadian to have earned more than $2 million on PGA TourPlayed 17 Straight years on Tour without having to re-qualify
Past president of the Tournament Players Assoc. of the CPGA

Reference:

http://www.rcga.org/english/HallOfFame/hall_ofFamers.asp?ID=2