- Cameron Smith is an Australian expert golf player who plays on the PGA Tour and is the ongoing Open boss. He has won multiple times on the PGA Tour, including the 2022 Players Championship and the 2022 Open Championship. He was likewise sprinter up in the 2020 Masters Tournament. Cameron Smith is an Australian master golfer who plays on the PGA Tour and is the continuous Open chief. He has won on numerous occasions on the PGA Tour, including the 2022 Players Championship and the 2022 Open Championship. He was in like manner runner up in the 2020 Masters Tournament.
- FULL NAME
- 5 ft, 11 in
- HEIGHT
- 172 lbs
- WEIGHT
- August 18, 1993
- BIRTHDAY
- 28
- AGE
- Brisbane, Australia
- BIRTHPLACE
- Jacksonville, Florida
- RESIDENCE
- Single
- FAMILY
- 2013
- TURNED PRO
- $26,892,974
- CAREER EARNINGS
- Brisbane, Australia
- CITY PLAYS FROM
PGA TOUR: Winner, THE PLAYERS Championship (through 2026-27)
JOINED TOUR
PGA TOUR: 2015
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (6)
2016-17 SEASON
Zurich Classic of New Orleans
2019-20 SEASON
Sony Open in Hawaii
2020-21 SEASON
Zurich Classic of New Orleans
2021-22 SEASON
The Open Championship
THE PLAYERS Championship
Guard Tournament of Champions
Worldwide VICTORIES (2)
2017 Australian PGA Championship
2018 Australian PGA Championship
Season finisher RECORD
PGA TOUR (3-1)
2016-17 Defeated Jonas Blixt, Scott Brown, Kevin Kisner, Zurich Classic of New Orleans
2019-20 Defeated Brendan Steele, Sony Open in Hawaii
2020-21 Defeated Marc Leishman, Louis Oosthuizen, Charl Schwartzel, Zurich Classic of New Orleans
2020-21 Lost to Tony Finau, THE NORTHERN TRUST
Public TEAMS
2019 Presidents Cup
2020 Olympic Games
2018 World Cup
2012 Eisenhower Trophy
Individual
Brisbane local is an energetic ally of the Brisbane Bronco's rugby association group.
Shares a similar name as the Australian public rugby association group skipper, creating turmoil in his country.
Has yearnings to open a café when he resigns.
Father, Des, is a refined golf player.
Claims a pet, a dachshund named Kendrick.
Enthusiastic about dabbling with his vehicles when he is at home.
Exceptional INTERESTS
Vehicles, appreciating quality time with loved ones
CURRENT YEAR HIGHLIGHTS
the Memorial Tournament introduced by Workday: Held essentially a portion of the lead after every one of the initial two rounds of the Memorial Tournament introduced by Workday prior to completing T13.
Aces Tournament: Finished T3 at the Masters Tournament, his fourth back to back top-10 at the occasion. Played in the last matching during the last round with champion Scottie Scheffler and recorded a 1-more than 73. Driven the field in Birdies (22) and Par-5 Scoring Average (4.44).
THE PLAYERS Championship: Won THE PLAYERS Championship by one stroke over Anirban Lahiri, acquiring his fifth PGA TOUR title and second of the time. Turned into the third successive victor of the occasion to enter the week in the best 10 of the Official World Golf Ranking. Turned into the fifth Australian to win THE PLAYERS, joining Steve Elkington, Greg Norman, Adam Scott and Jason Day. Driven the field in strokes Gained: Putting, turning into the third champ of the occasion in the ShotLink period (est. 2003) to lead the field in that classification. Made 10 birdies in the last round, turning into the fourth player to make at least 10 birdies in a round at THE PLAYERS on record (1983-present).
Guard Tournament of Champions: Won the Sentry Tournament of Champions by one stroke over Jon Rahm, procuring his fourth vocation PGA TOUR triumph in his 157th beginning. With a sum of 34-under 258, turned into the primary player in PGA TOUR history to complete a 72-opening occasion 34-under or better. Turned into the 6th player to win both PGA TOUR occasions in Hawaii, joining Jim Furyk, Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, Zach Johnson and Justin Thomas. Made the second-most birdies in the field with 31 (Rahm/32); just 11 players in PGA TOUR history entering the week had made 31 birdies or more in a 72-opening occasion. Held essentially a portion of the lead after every one of the initial three rounds.
Vocation HIGHLIGHTS
2022 SEASON
the Memorial Tournament introduced by Workday: Held basically a portion of the lead after every one of the initial two rounds of the Memorial Tournament introduced by Workday prior to completing T13.
Aces Tournament: Finished T3 at the Masters Tournament, his fourth successive top-10 at the occasion. Played in the last matching during the last round with champion Scottie Scheffler and recorded a 1-more than 73. Driven the field in Birdies (22) and Par-5 Scoring Average (4.44).
THE PLAYERS Championship: Won THE PLAYERS Championship by one stroke over Anirban Lahiri, acquiring his fifth PGA TOUR title and second of the time. Turned into the third successive champ of the occasion to enter the week in the main 10 of the Official World Golf Ranking. Turned into the fifth Australian to win THE PLAYERS, joining Steve Elkington, Greg Norman, Adam Scott and Jason Day. Driven the field in strokes Gained: Putting, turning into the third champ of the occasion in the ShotLink time (est. 2003) to lead the field in that classification. Made 10 birdies in the last round, turning into the fourth player to make at least 10 birdies in a round at THE PLAYERS on record (1983-present).
Guard Tournament of Champions: Won the Sentry Tournament of Champions by one stroke over Jon Rahm, acquiring his fourth vocation PGA TOUR triumph in his 157th beginning. With a sum of 34-under 258, turned into the main player in PGA TOUR history to complete a 72-opening occasion 34-under or better. Turned into the 6th player to win both PGA TOUR occasions in Hawaii, joining Jim Furyk, Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, Zach Johnson and Justin Thomas. Made the second-most birdies in the field with 31 (Rahm/32); just 11 players in PGA TOUR history entering the week had made 31 birdies or more in a 72-opening occasion. Held essentially a portion of the lead after every one of the initial three rounds.
2021 SEASON
Acquired his third profession PGA TOUR title at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans with accomplice Marc Leishman and qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs for the fifth continuous season, progressing to the TOUR Championship and closing his season No. 14 in the FedExCup standings. Addressed his third appearance in the TOUR Championship. Gathered eight top-10s, procuring in excess of seven in a season without precedent for his vocation, and made 21 of 24 cuts. Driven the PGA TOUR in Putts Per Round (27.76) and First-Round Scoring Average (68.91) while co-driving in Par-5 Scoring Average (4.45). Shot a third-cycle 60 at THE NORTHERN TRUST, tied for the least score of the time on TOUR.
THE NORTHERN TRUST: Shot a third-cycle 60 at THE NORTHERN TRUST, his most memorable score of 60 or better on the PGA TOUR, and held a portion of the 54-opening lead prior to falling in a season finisher to Tony Finau. Denoted the initial 54-opening lead/co-lead of his PGA TOUR vocation in a singular stroke-play occasion.
Zurich Classic of New Orleans: Won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans with accomplice Marc Leishman, procuring his third PGA TOUR title and second in the group design at TPC Louisiana (won in 2017 with Jonas Blixt). Australian couple crushed South African sets of Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel in a season finisher with a standard on the primary additional opening.
RBC Heritage: After posting a vocation low and intruder free 9-under 62 first-round lead, completed T9 at the RBC Heritage to indent his second successive top-10 and fifth of the time. Tied least opening-round score in competition history, while checking nine birdies a lifelong best for generally in a solitary round.
Aces Tournament: Finished T10 at the Masters Tournament in April, his third top-10 of every five beginnings in the occasion.
Aces Tournament: Recorded scores of 67-67-68-69 at the Masters Tournament to complete T2 and become the main player in competition history to card four scores during the 60s in a single year. Held a portion of the 36-opening lead, his initial 36-opening lead/co-lead in a singular stroke-play occasion on the PGA TOUR.
2020 SEASON
Acquired his second vocation PGA TOUR triumph at the Sony Open in Hawaii, progressing to the TOUR Championship for the subsequent time and finishing the season tied for No. 24 in the FedExCup standings. Denoted his fourth continuous season in the FedExCup Playoffs. Triumph came through a season finisher against Brendan Steele and addressed his most memorable profession stroke-play title. Recorded eight top-25s, featured by two top-10s, and made 13 cuts in 19 beginnings. Made his Presidents Cup debut, addressing the International Team at the 2019 occasion played in his nation of origin of Australia.
Sony Open in Hawaii: Defeated Brendan Steele in a season finisher to win the Sony Open in Hawaii, procuring his second profession PGA TOUR triumph and first since the 2017 Zurich Classic of New Orleans (with Jonas Blixt). Made a birdie-4 on the 72nd opening to drive the season finisher and won with a standard on the main additional opening (standard 4 tenth). Started the last round in runner up and three strokes behind Steele. Swore toward the start of the week to give $500 per birdie and $1,000 per falcon to aid ventures for the Australian fierce blazes and happened to co-lead the field in Birdies (21). Turned into the primary player in the ShotLink time (est. 2003) to play the initial two openings in 4-over or more awful and proceed to win. Driven the field in Strokes Gained: Putting (2.058 per round), astounding 2.0 strokes in that classification for the fifth time in his profession.
THE CJ CUP @ NINE BRIDGES: Carded four scores during the 60s to tie Gary Woodland and Hideki Matsuyama for third at THE CJ CUP @ NINE BRIDGES. Turned into the main player to complete in the best 10 in every one of the initial three releases of the occasion. Checked best outcome since the 2018 Dell Technologies Championship (third).
2019 SEASON
Qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs for the third time in his fourth season on the PGA TOUR, completing No. 84 in the FedExCup standings. Acquired three top-10s and made 17 cuts in 23 beginnings.
World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship: Finished T6 at the World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship as one of 16 players making their competition debut. Gathered his second top-10 completion in his fifth World Golf Championships start.
Ranchers Insurance Open: Closed with a 7-under 65, the low last round, to complete in the main 10 at the Farmers Insurance Open. T9 checked second of the time and first of the schedule year.
ISPS Handa Melbourne World Cup of Golf: With accomplice Marc Leishman, almost conveyed Australia's second ISPS HANDA Melbourne World Cup of Golf title in the last three visits to Melbourne in the wake of wrapping sprinter up to Team Belgium. Checked a 10-under 62 in the initial Four-ball meeting to share the 18-opening lead with Korea and England. Started the last cycle six strokes behind Belgium prior to shooting an intruder free 7-under 65 in the Foursomes design. Managed the shortage to two strokes when Smith holed out for birdie from a greenside dugout on the standard 5 fourteenth opening.
THE CJ CUP @ NINE BRIDGES: Finished T7 at THE CJ CUP @ NINE BRIDGES for first top-10 of the time and sec.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — The breeze, what little there was of it, at long last appeared to be blowing Rory McIlroy's way again at a significant title.
He had a portion of a four-shot lead with one round to go, and however he was not exactly playing at home in that frame of mind of golf, McIlroy, a Northern Irishman, unquestionably probably felt as though he was playing based on his conditions and on his turf as he lounged in the thunders of the record swarm and strolled his jolly stroll over the undulating fairways and twofold greens of the Old Course.
McIlroy, at 33, has both magnetism and game, with a flexible swing that gives him the kind of force ordinarily connected with additional solid men and permits him to pound drives to distant spots.
Yet, the 150th British Open would boil down to deft touch, not overpowering power, and however McIlroy surely didn't gag away his opportunity to leave a mark on the world, he scarcely jumping all over the large opportunity by the lapels and shook it for all it was worth.
That was passed on to Cameron Smith and his putter.
Smith, an Australian with a wispy mustache and mullet, has a retro air, and however overcoats and ties are the standard at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, Smith actually fit right in at the Old Course, holing many birdies after a large number of birdies after birdie (indeed, five in succession) on the back nine notwithstanding the strain that goes with attempting to win one's most memorable major.
Smith, a 28-year-old from Brisbane in hot Queensland, would make eight birdies in all on Sunday, shooting a splendid, intruder free shutting round of 64 that put him at 20 under standard and gave him a one-stroke triumph over the American Cameron Young. McIlroy completed in third spot, another stroke behind, in the wake of shooting 70 on Sunday and delivering many standards however no firecrackers on the back nine.
"The putter just went somewhat chilly today contrasted with the most recent three days," McIlroy said.
Smith had no such troubles, and he is the principal Australian to win the British Open since Greg Norman in 1993 and the main Australian man to win any major since Jason Day won the P.G.A. Title in 2015.
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