The following represents the golfers who have won at least three (3) consecutive starts in PGA Tour events. Note that in some cases the players have competed in and failed to win non-PGA Tour events in between these events.
| Player | Year(s) |
|---|---|
| 11 wins | |
| Byron Nelson | 1945 |
| 7 wins | |
| Tiger Woods | 2006-2007 |
| 6 wins | |
| Ben Hogan | 1948 |
| Tiger Woods | 1999-2000 |
| 5 wins | |
| Tiger Woods | 2007-2008 |
| 4 wins | |
| Byron Nelson | 1945-1946 |
| Jack Burke, Jr. | 1952 |
| Ben Hogan | 1953 |
| 3 wins | |
| Walter Hagen | 1923 |
| Joe Kirkwood, Sr. | 1924 |
| Bill Mehlhorn | 1929 |
| Horton Smith | 1929 |
| Paul Runyan | 1933 |
| Henry Picard | 1939 |
| Jimmy Demaret | 1940 |
| Ben Hogan | 1940 |
| Byron Nelson | 1944 |
| Sam Snead | 1945 |
| Ben Hogan | 1946 (twice) |
| Bobby Locke | 1947 |
| Jim Ferrier | 1951 |
| Billy Casper | 1960 |
| Arnold Palmer | 1960 |
| Arnold Palmer | 1962 |
| Johnny Miller | 1974 |
| Jack Nicklaus | 1975 |
| Hubert Green | 1976 |
| Gary Player | 1978 |
| Tom Watson | 1980 |
| Nick Price | 1993 |
| David Duval | 1997 |
| Tiger Woods | 2000 |
| Tiger Woods | 2001 |
| Vijay Singh | 2004 |
Sources:
- ESPN
- PGA TOUR 2007 Guide
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