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BRENDAN JONES

AUSTRALIA

Height:

6 ft, 2 in

Weight:

200 lbs

Birthday:

03/03/1975

Turned Pro:1999
Birthplace:West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Residence:Canberra, Australia

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Nationwide Tour VICTORIES (1)
2004  LaSalle Bank Open. 
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES
(11): 2002 Philip Morris KK Championship [Jpn]. 2003 Sun Chlorella Classic [Jpn]. 2004 Tsuruya Open [Jpn], Mizuno Open [Jpn]. 2006 Tsuruya Open [Jpn]. 2007 Golf Nippon Series JT Cup [Jpn], Mitsui Sumitomo Visa Taiheiyo Masters [Jpn], Tsuruya Open [Jpn]. 2010 Asia-Pacific Panasonic Open [Asia]. 2011 The Crowns [Jpn]. 2012 Token Homemate Cup [Jpn].
Current Year PGA TOUR Highlights

Playing in the Token Homemate Cup on the Japan Golf Tour in mid-April, he began the final round tied for sixth, three strokes behind Shingo Katayama. On Sunday at Token Tado CC in Nagoya, he had opened with a bogey-free, 3-under 32 and then made five back-nine birdies for a final-nine 30 to win his third international tournament in as many years. The victory was also his 10th on the Japan Golf Tour.

A month later, at the Totoumi Hamamatsu Open, he had a solid T6 after opening with a 7-under 65.
Best PGA TOUR Finishes
T2-- B.C. Open.
Best Nationwide Tour Finishes
1-- LaSalle Bank Open.
2011 Best PGA TOUR Finishes
T4-- OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup.
2011 Season PGA TOUR
Tournaments Entered--2; in money--1; Top 10 finishes--
Career Highlights

A member of the Japan Golf Tour from 2001-04 and 2006-12, where he has won 10 times. 2011: He won The Crowns in May for his ninth Japan Golf Tour title. After getting into a playoff, he defeated South Korea's I.J. Jang with a 6-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole.

Added two other top-fives on the Japan Golf Tour. He was T4 at the Token Homemate Cup, and was solo fifth late in the season at the Dunlop Phoenix.

A week after his Dunlop Phoenix performance, he teamed with Richard Green to represent Australia at the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup, reprising the duo's 2008 pairing. The team led after the first round and contended all week until settling on a solo-fourth showing.

Played in his third Accenture Match Play Championship but lost in the first round for a third time. 2010: Won for the first time since 2007, capturing the Asia-Pacific Panasonic Open at Rokko Kokusai GC in Japan. Shot a final-round 66 to win by one. 2009: Spent most of his season on the Japan Golf Tour, where he finished second twice and battled for the order of merit title.

Best PGA TOUR finish was a T24 at the PGA Championship, his best showing in a major championship. Lost to Tiger Woods, who was making his first start after 2008 knee surgery, in the first round of the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. 2008: Made his first cut in a major championship, finishing T70 at the British Open.

Played for Australia in the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup in China. Joined teammate Richard Green for a T3 finish. 2007: Won three times on the Japan Golf Tour, finishing second in the order of merit. He won the Golf Nippon Series JT Cup, followed by the Mitsui Sumitomo Visa Taiheiyo Masters and the Tsuruya Open. 2005: Played a full season on the PGA TOUR, finishing 144th on the money list. Finished T2 at the B.C. Open in his 20th career TOUR start. Held the 54-hole lead, but a closing round, 4-under 68 dropped him into T2. Aced the par-3, 164-yard fourth hole during the first round of the Chrysler Classic of Tucson with an 8-iron and eventually finished T62. 2004: Placed sixth on the Nationwide Tour money list, averaging more than $36,000 per start in his eight appearances. Made the cut six times and finished four times in the top two. Was T2 at the Jacob's Creek Open in his native Australia, followed by another T2 at the New Zealand Open. Third runner-up came three months later at the SAS Carolina Classic, losing in an eight-hole playoff to Chris Anderson. After a T4 at the Knoxville Open, broke through for his first Tour win at the LaSalle Bank Open with a tournament-record, 16-under 268.
Nationwide TourPlayoff Record
0-1
National Teams
World Cup (2), 2008, 2011.
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