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JAMES OH
UNITED STATES
Height:
5 ft, 8 in
Weight:
160 lbs
Birthday:
04/05/1982
College:University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Turned Pro:2001
Birthplace:Los Angeles, CA
Residence:Lakewood, CA
Nationwide Tour - Media Guide
| Nationwide Tour VICTORIES | (1) |
| 2003 Mark Christopher Charity Classic. | |
| Best Nationwide Tour Finishes | |
| 1-- Mark Christopher Charity Classic. | |
| 2011 Season PGA TOUR | |
| Tournaments Entered--1; in money--; Top 10 finishes-- | |
| 2011 Season Highlights | |
| Career Highlights | |
| Member of the Nationwide Tour from 2003-06. 2010: Missed the cut at The Rex Hospital Open, his only start on the season. 2006: Struggled through the season, making the cut in three of 18 starts on Tour and failing to record a top-25 finish. 2005: Posted a T24 at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic, his only top-25 finish in 19 starts on Tour. 2004: Also struggled during his sophomore season on Tour, with a T58 at the First Tee Arkansas Classic representing his only made cut in 18 starts. 2003: One of a record eight players who played their way onto the Nationwide Tour. Made the cut in all eight appearances on Tour. Despite limited action, still finished No. 46 on the money list, with $97,334. Became the 16th Monday qualifier in Tour history to go on to victory with his triumph at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic. Shared the lead after each of the first two rounds and held a one-stroke lead over Jess Daley after 54 holes. Birdied the final hole of regulation to force a playoff and then birdied the third extra hole to defeat Daley. At 21 years, 5 months, 27 days, became the youngest winner in Tour history, supplanting David Duval, who was a little more than three months older when he won the 1993 Wichita Open. For the season, posted par-or-better scores in 26 of 32 rounds. | |
| Nationwide TourPlayoff Record | |
| 1-0 | |
