British Golfers On PGA Tour 2023

Matt Fitzpatrick is a top British Golfer PGA tour player who is ranked number nine in the world ranking. He has already secured two PGA wins in his career. 

He started playing golf professionally in 2014. Before turning pro, his first big win was the 2012 Boys  Amateur Championship at Notts Golf Club. In the '13 Open Championship, he finished as a low amateur and received the silver medal.

Under Armour-sponsored athlete's first PGA win came in US Open in June 2022, he won against two close contenders Scottie Scheffler and Will Zalatoris with a margin of only one stroke of victory. 

Similarly, he won his second PGA Championship with RBC Heritage where he went to the playoff with Jordan Speith. Fitzpatrick won with a birdie on the third extra hole. 

Tyrrell Hatton is the British Golfers PGA tour pro. Hatton was listed #5 in the world rankings in 2021 after winning Abu Dhabi HSBC Championships in 2021. 

Hatton at present is ranked at #13 in OWRG. He did not win any tournaments in 2022 and 2023. Tyrrell placed T13 in the PGA Championship and T15 in this year's PGA. 

He has won one PGA tour. His win came from the Arnold Palmer Invitational where he won against Marc Leishman from Australia with a margin of victory of one stroke. 

Buckinghamshire residing golfer has also participated in popular links golf such as Alfred Dunhill Links Championships and other competitions like Italian Open, Turkish Open, BMW PGA, and HSBC championship.

Tommy Fleetwood is one of the best British PGA tour players right now. He has won nine professional tournaments and placed 5th in the PGA championship in 2022. 

Fleetwood is yet to win a PGA tournament but he has already won six European tours like Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, Nedbank Golf Challenge, and Johnnie Walker Championship. 

This 32-year-old athlete was ranked number one in Scratch Players World Amateur Rankings. He also achieved the R&A World Amateur golf ranking as well. 

He boasts a record of nine professional wins. He is also ranked 21 in the OGWR. He has won against the likes of Stephen Gallacher, Ricardo Gonzalez, Marcus Kinhult, and many other top-tier golfers. 

Recently, the English-origin athlete faced a disappointment in the RBC Canadian Open 2023 where his opponent Nick Taylor secured victory by eagle on the fourth extra hole in the playoff.

Justin Rose is an English professional golfer who has 25 professional wins. He is one of the prominent players from Putney London who has amassed prize money of more than $18 million. 

Rose's first win came in the Dunhill Championship in South Africa in 2002. He finished at 33 in the 2003 world ranking after adding three more trophies from Asian golf; Nashua Masters, Japan Golf Tour, and The Crowns the Tournament. 

He was born in Johannesburg, South Africa but he represents England in the official tournament. He has already amassed wins over 25 tournaments and has held the number one ranking in 2018 for 13 weeks straight. 

This 42-year-old golfer won the US Open in 2013 thus he was able to get past his loss in the 2012 PGA Championship. To date, he has already competed in 11 PGA and European tours. 

Aaron Rai is a 28-year-old Indian-origin golfer, his mother is from Kenya and his father is Indian. He has secured six professional wins after turning pro in 2012. 

Rai is a talented player, he is also quite popular for wearing two gloves while playing in the tournament. He has won against the likes of Matt Fitzpatrick and Tommy Fleetwood on the European tour. 

This British athlete's first win came in Glenfarclas Open in 2015 against Craig Hinton. They went to the playoff thus he had a hard time winning his initial Euro trophy. 

He participated in the 2021 PGA championship but he was cut after failing to make it to the top rankings in the PGA. Also, he placed T19 in the Open Championship in 2021 where C. Morikawa took home the trophy. 

Jordan Smith is a PGA Euro Pro tour winner of 2015. Chippenham-born athlete started playing professional golf in 2014 thus he has already won 7 pro tournaments at the age of 30. 

Currently, he is participating in the European tour. Smith's highest ranking in his career was 69, in 2023 he is ranked 89. He also paced 20th in the US Open this year. 

Before turning pro, he also won Brabazon Trophy and Hampshire Salver in 2013-14. After participating in the professional tournament he secured two European wins against Alexander Levy and Gavin Green. 

His latest, European win was in 2022 at the Portugal Masters against Green, where he secured his victory with a margin of 3 strokes. 

In 2015, he won two competitions of the PGA EuroPro tour which were the PDC Open and the Matchroom Sports Tour. He went to the playoff in the Matchroom. 

Harry Hall is a PGA golfer who has yet to win a PGA tour, he has won two Kon Ferry Tours. Hall is currently ranked 126th in the world ranking. He is from Camborne England. 

He turned professional in 2019 before his professional career he is the champion of Cornwall (2014) and William H. Tucker Classic (2018). His two professional wins game in the Korn Ferry Tour at Wichita and NV5 Invitational. 

The playoff record of Harry took place in NV5 Invitational in 2022 where he defeated Hardy after hitting Birdie on third extra hole. 

However, his present performance has become lackluster, as he did not play in three major tournaments that include Masters, PGA, and The Open Championship. Also, he was cut off in the 2022 US Open. 

Ian James Poulter also known as the Postman is one of the best golfer from Britain. He is nicknamed Postman for always delivering a stellar performance in tournaments.

Poulter is currently touring with Liv Golf, but Liv is likely to merge with PGA according to the board of directors of the professional golf. He is currently ranked 321 but still actively gives his best performance to entertain his fans. 

Golf might not be the young man's game but Ian's best days are behind him. He has 17 career wins and has won three PGA tours and 12 Europe tours.

He played against and defeated the Best golfers right now like Paul Casey, Jason Dufner, Phil Mickelson, Scott Piercy, and Beau Hossler. He went to the playoff with the Hossler in the Houston Open in 2018. 

Lee Westwood is an English player born in Nottinghamshire. He is nicknamed Westy which is abbreviated from his last name. Lee has won tournaments on five continents besides Antarctica and South America. 

Westwood has won two PGA tours and holds the record of 44 career wins. He is the best European player who has 25 wins on the European tour. The England-origin athlete's two wins came in the Freeport Classic and St. Jude Classic. 

He defeated Steve Flesch in 1998 with a margin of victory of three strokes 1998. Also, he went on to win in the playoff against Robert Garrigus and Robert Karlsson in St. Jude Classic. 

Westwood's 2010 PGA win is one of his phenomenal performances where he won by birdie on the fourth extra hole against Robert Karlsson while Robert Garrgus was eliminated by par. 

Luke Donald is a British player ranked 415 in the World Ranking. In 2022, Donald took over the role of captain from Henrik to represent in the European Ryder Cup after Stenson's decision to join Liv Golf. 

Donald is one of the popular English golfers who is also awarded MBE in 2012 for his contribution to golf. In the duration of his career, he has had 17 pro wins, which include 5 PGA and 7 European wins. 

Their highest ranking of Luke was in 2011 when he held the number one position in the world ranking for 56 weeks. He was also named PGA Player of the Year in the same year. 

Among his five PGA wins, his one accolade is from the World Golf Championship in 2011, where he won against Martin Kaymer with a difference of one stroke.