Using JSON to pull data from web

sitewolf

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If I still had hair I'd be pulling it out about now.
I'm trying to find a way to scrape tournament statistics from pgatour.com
Other than ESPN (who tends to be incomplete) it's the only source I know of to get all I want.
I've not figured how to do it with other web queries, but just when I thought I was making headway with JSON (which I know just enough to be dangerous, at best) I'm close but not there.

For example, with this link I'm able to import data for each hole into my spread (Office 365 btw)
https://statdata.pgatour.com/r/019/...5b5af125e7a11cd7b97894d14df0e4ee80eb6f824f463

But what I really want is the tournament statistic table of pages like this:
Drilling down the div class for scorecards is player-scorecards-module while the one I want is player-tournament-stats-module so I'd thought swapping tournament-stats for scorecards in the above link might get me there, but I really don't know how to get trackingID, hmac, etc or if that's actually where my problem is.

My end game is to extract each round's tournament stats for each player in the tournament. I can largely get that in one copy/paste from AT&T Byron Nelson - Golf Leaderboard and Results - ESPN but they simply don't always have complete stats displaying, so I've assumed any API they have would have the same issue.
 

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You forgot to post the code you have done …​
 
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You forgot to post the code you have done …​
What code would I post? Thus far I've used a typical import from web using that link then opening up some of the columns in power query.
The only 'code' would be from doing that...but that'd be in scorecards while what I want is the tournament statistics table.
 
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I am still respectfully requesting help in resolving this.
My preference would be to be able to pull the stats I need with Excel, but I'm also looking to Sheets as a possibility.
 
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