Nick Price

Nick Price has transitioned from a professional golfer with multiple major championships to a respected golf course designer and former Presidents Cup captain. After earning his PGA Tour membership in 1982, Nick Price quickly established himself as a formidable presence in professional golf. Having turned professional in 1977, Price secured his first professional victory on the Southern African Tour at the 1979 Asseng TV Challenge Series, followed by his first international triumph at the 1980 Swiss Open on the European Tour. A significant early career milestone was his second-place finish at the 1982 Open Championship, where he notably held a three-shot lead with six holes remaining, ultimately finishing just one shot behind Tom Watson.

His burgeoning success culminated in his first PGA Tour event victory at the 1983 World Series of Golf. Price’s career reached its zenith in the mid-1990s, where he was widely recognized as the world’s top golfer. In 1992, he secured his first major championship win at the PGA Championship. His most successful year came in 1994, when he achieved the rare feat of winning both The Open Championship and the PGA Championship, marking back-to-back major victories.

In addition to his distinguished playing and design career, he has served as a respected Presidents Cup captain, showcasing his leadership and strategic acumen. As a celebrated golf course designer, Price continues to shape the landscape of the sport, drawing upon his unparalleled experience as a major championship winner and former world number one.