proposed that the PGA replace the image of Harry Vardon on the European Tour's official logo with one of Ballesteros (a silhouette of the iconic image of Ballesteros' "salute", following his win at the 1984 Open Championship). The airport of Ballesteros' homeland, Cantabria, has been named after him since the Spanish Government approved the change on 16 April 2015. The name was changed from Santander Airport to Seve Ballesteros – Santander Airport. This change was made after the regional parliament unanimously approved a petition in May 2014. The motivation behind this popular initiative was to honor Ballesteros for being one of the most universal of Cantabrians and an example in sports and life. In 2017, the European Tour Players' Player of the Year award was renamed in his honour. The first recipient of The Seve Ballesteros Award was Henrik Stenson. Professional wins (90) PGA Tour wins (9) *Note: The 1985 USF&G Classic was reduced to 54 holes due to inclement weather. PGA Tour playoff record (1–2) European Tour wins (50) *Ballesteros and Langer agreed to share the 1986 Trophée Lancôme after failing light caused play to halt after four holes of a playoff. European Tour playoff record (8–4–1) Japan Golf Tour wins (6) Japan Golf Tour playoff record (1–1) PGA Tour of Australasia wins (2) Safari Circuit wins (1) Other wins (27) 1974 Spanish National Championship for under 25s, Open de Vizcaya 1975 Spanish National Championship for under 25s 1976 Memorial Donald Swaelens, Cataluña Championship, Tenerife Championship, Lancome Trophy, World Cup of Golf (with Manuel Piñero) 1977 Braun International Golf (Germany), World Cup of Golf (with Antonio Garrido) 1978 Spanish National Championship for under 25s 1979 Open el Prat 1981 Suntory World Match Play Championship 1982 Masters de San Remo (Italy), Suntory World Match Play Championship 1983 Million Dollar Challenge (South Africa) 1984 Suntory World Match Play Championship, Million Dollar Challenge (South Africa) 1985 Spanish Professional Closed Championship, Suntory World Match Play Championship, Campeonato de España-Codorniu 1987 Spanish Professional Closed Championship 1988 APG Larios 1991 Toyota World Match Play Championship 1992 Copa Quinto Centenario por Equipos 1995 Tournoi Perrier de Paris (with José María Olazábal) Major championships Wins (5) Results timeline CUT = missed the half-way cut DQ = disqualified "T" = tied Summary Most consecutive cuts made – 10 (1984 U.S. Open – 1986 Open Championship) Longest streak of top-10s – 4 (1984 Open Championship – 1985 U.S. Open)