Most Improved

Year-over-year scoring average · 2014 vs. 2013 · Requires ≥3 clean rounds in both seasons

#	Player	2013 Avg	2014 Avg	Change
🥇	Jim MiglinYour Chart →	57.9	52.3	↓ 5.6
🥈	David YeomansYour Chart →	60.6	56.8	↓ 3.8
🥉	Pat BeckwithYour Chart →	52.8	50.9	↓ 1.9
#4	Joe FirleyYour Chart →	47.1	45.3	↓ 1.8
#5	Frank Gentile Jr.Your Chart →	45.7	44.2	↓ 1.5
#6	Steven SliskiYour Chart →	48.3	47.0	↓ 1.3
#7	Shawn HughesYour Chart →	46.1	44.9	↓ 1.2
#8	Ryan BatesYour Chart →	43.7	42.6	↓ 1.1
#9	Keith PomeroyYour Chart →	49.8	48.8	↓ 1.0
#10	Brandon AllenYour Chart →	45.8	44.9	↓ 0.9
#10	Frank AcquavivaYour Chart →	49.1	48.2	↓ 0.9
#10	Kris KilpeckYour Chart →	49.9	49.0	↓ 0.9
#13	Todd AllenYour Chart →	47.1	46.3	↓ 0.8
#14	Chad MillerYour Chart →	53.4	53.1	↓ 0.3
#15	Jon HazeltineYour Chart →	48.4	48.2	↓ 0.2
#16	Tom GannonYour Chart →	55.1	55.4	↑ 0.3
#17	Eric KasperYour Chart →	41.6	42.0	↑ 0.4
#18	Chris BrillanteYour Chart →	56.1	56.6	↑ 0.5
#19	Dan KilpeckYour Chart →	45.4	46.6	↑ 1.2
#20	Ed BrandtYour Chart →	57.2	59.2	↑ 2.0
#21	Joe HazeltineYour Chart →	49.9	52.0	↑ 2.1
#22	Dave GagnonYour Chart →	57.5	63.1	↑ 5.6

Scoring average uses clean regular-season rounds only (no tournament weeks, no dropped rounds). A negative change means the scoring average went up (regression); positive means the average improved.