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Golf
PatrickCantlay
A FedEx Cup champion and PGA Tour Player of the Year, Cantlay pairs a decorated UCLA past with major top tens.
Professional wins
Career totals · Wikipedia infoboxThe story so far
Nine professional wins make Patrick Cantlay's golf career on the PGA Tour the product of a long, gradual build rather than one breakout week. His honours list explains the pattern: FedEx Cup champion in 2021 and PGA Tour Player of the Year that same season, with major championship top tens collected at the Masters, US Open, Open Championship and PGA Championship.
Cantlay's route began at UCLA, where he was Pac-10 Conference Player of the Year and claimed the Jack Nicklaus Award, Haskins Award and Mark H. McCormack Medal in 2011, adding the Ben Hogan Award the following year. The American turned professional in 2012, then built a PGA Tour record that includes a US Open tie for third in 2024 and an Open Championship tie for eighth in 2022.
Good to know
Nothing in his career record points to retirement, and he is set to compete on the PGA Tour in the 2026 season. Born on 17 March 1992, he is 34 years old and still plays at the top level.
The PGA Tour is the circuit where he competes, and his nine professional wins include a FedEx Cup title in 2021.
Long Beach in the United States is his birthplace, and he represents the United States.