Patton Kizzire

Patton Kizzire is a decorated professional golfer on the PGA Tour, known for his consistent performance and impactful victories. After a breakout season on the Web.com Tour in 2015, Patton Kizzire solidified his standing as a formidable professional golfer. During this pivotal year, Kizzire led the Tour’s money list for much of the season, capturing his first professional victories at the Utah Championship and the News Sentinel Open. His exceptional performance included two runner-up finishes and ten top-25 placements across 15 events, culminating in him being named the Web.com Tour Player of the Year.

This success propelled him to the PGA Tour for the 2015–16 season. Prior to turning professional in 2008, Kizzire demonstrated early promise by earning All-Southeastern Conference first-team honors in the 2006–07 season, winning the 2007 SEC Championship, and securing a third-place finish at the 2003 U.S. Junior Open. Since joining the PGA Tour, Kizzire has consistently competed at the sport’s highest level, achieving three significant victories.

His maiden PGA Tour win came in November 2017 at the OHL Classic at Mayakoba, marking a pivotal career milestone. He quickly followed this with another triumph in January 2018, securing a playoff victory at the Sony Open in Hawaii where he bested James Hahn. These early PGA Tour wins established Kizzire as a rising force on the circuit. Further showcasing his versatility and competitive spirit, Kizzire also secured a win at the QBE Shootout in 2018 alongside partner Brian Harman.

Kizzire continues to be a consistent and impactful competitor on the PGA Tour.