The 1998 Golf Skins Game was held in Prince Edward Island, Canada, at the picturesque Links at Crowbush Cove golf course. The tournament featured four of the biggest names in golf at the time: Tiger Woods, Fred Couples, Mark O'Meara, and Tom Watson.
The format of the Skins Game involved players competing to win individual holes, with each hole carrying a specific dollar value or "skin." If two or more players tied a hole, the skin and money carried over to the next hole, increasing the potential payout for the following hole.
Mike Weir, a Canadian golfer, emerged as the winner of the tournament, earning six skins and $180,000 in prize money. Fred Couples and Mark O'Meara tied for second place with four skins each, while John Daly failed to win any skins. The 1998 Golf Skins Game in PEI was a memorable event for Canadian golf fans, as it marked Mike Weir's first major professional victory.
The event was well-received by fans and players alike, with many noting the beauty of the golf course and the friendly hospitality of Prince Edward Island. The 1998 Golf Skins Game in PEI remains a memorable moment in golf history.