PBA Hall of Fame. He was officially inducted on February 17, 2018, as part of the PBA's 60th Anniversary festivities in Indianapolis. PBA titles PBA Tour Major championships are in bold text. 1999 Flagship Open (Erie, Pennsylvania) 1999 PBA Oregon Open (Portland, Oregon) 2001 PBA Greater Nashville Open (Hendersonville, Tennessee) 2003 Days Inn Open (Dallas, Texas) 2003 Oranamin C Japan Cup (Tokyo, Japan) 2005 62nd U.S. Open (North Brunswick, New Jersey) 2006 Dexter Tournament of Champions (Uncasville, Connecticut) 2007 GEICO Classic (Irving, Texas) 2008 Bayer Classic (El Paso, Texas) 2008 Don Johnson Buckeye State Classic (Columbus, Ohio) 2009 Don Johnson Buckeye State Eliminator Championship (Columbus, Ohio) 2009 Go RVing Match Play Championship (Norwich, Connecticut) 2010 PBA World Championship (Las Vegas, Nevada) 2012 Columbia 300 Vienna Open (Vienna, Austria) 2013 Lucas Oil PBA Milwaukee Open (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) 2013 WSOB Viper Championship (Las Vegas, Nevada) 2014 Emir Cup (Doha, Qatar) 2015 DHC Japan Invitational (Tokyo, Japan) 2018 PBA Xtra Frame Lubbock Sports Open (Lubbock, Texas) PBA50 Tour 2021 PBA50 Cup (Lubbock, Texas) 2022 PBA50 Granville Financial Open (Aberdeen, North Carolina) 2022 PBA50 David Small's Championship Lanes Open (Anderson, Indiana) 2022 PBA50 David Small's JAX60 Open (Jackson, Michigan) Difficulties in televised finals Barnes has often struggled in the live televised finals of many tournaments. His 19 titles have come in 87 championship round appearances, and he has finished runner-up 25 times. In the 2000 season alone, he made 12 TV finals without winning a title—to date the most season TV finals appearances without a victory in PBA Tour history. On two occasions, Barnes has lost a match in a PBA major by a single pin: In January 2008, he faced Michael Haugen Jr. in the finals of the PBA Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Through six frames, Barnes held a 53-pin lead over his competitor, and seemed to have the match well in hand. Up by 41 pins in the ninth, Barnes left the 10-pin standing on his first throw and narrowly missed his spare. Haugen, who had strikes in his previous two frames, struck in the ninth to cut the lead to 19. Haugen went on to throw two strikes and 9 pins in the final frame, forcing Barnes to throw two strikes and one pin in the last frame to win. He left the 2-pin and spared in the tenth, and needed a strike on his final throw to force