Noah Steele

JOINED TOUR

• PGA TOUR Latinoamérica: 2022

Additional Victories (1)

• 2021 Osprey Valley Open (MT)

Personal

• Earliest golf memory was playing at a local par-3 course with his grandfather.
• Always uses a Canadian coin as a ball marker.

Special Interests

• Brewing coffee, fitness, anything outdoors

Career Highlights

2022 Season

Played in seven PGA TOUR Canada events, making three cuts. Finished the year tied at No. 75 on the Fortinet Cup standings.

• CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open: In Winnipeg in mid-August, turned in four rounds in the 60s, including second- and third-round 67s at Southwood G&CC to T8 with four others.
• PGA TOUR Latinoamerica Qualifying Tournament USA 2: After a disappointing, 4-over 76 in the third round, rebounded with a 3-under 69 to finish T12 at the CC of Ocala in mid-November in Florida. Lost on an exemption into all PGA TOUR Latinoamérica tournaments for the first half of the season when he lost a sudden-death playoff to Joshua Rackley. Will be conditionally exempt for the entire year.

2021 Season

Established himself as the best amateur on the Mackenzie Tour, with a win, a runner-up showing and one additional top-10 during the season to finish third on the Points List and 2022 Mackenzie Tour membership.

• ATB Financial Classic (MT): Continued his solid summer with a T10 with Callum Davison in Calgary in mid-September on the strength of a 68-68 opening.
• Brudenell River Classic (MT): Was one of only two players to post three rounds in the 60s in the 54-hole event (Callum Davison). Opened 67-67 then fired a final-round 68 at Brudenell GC on Prince Edward Island. Couldn’t put any late pressure on Davison, with a par-bogey-par-par finish. Still secured second place, a stroke behind Davison’s winning total.

Amateur Highlights

• Was the No. 1-ranked player among the class of 2016 in Canada when he signed to play college golf at Sam Houston State.
• In both 2017 and 2018, won Canada’s Whig Standard Ontario Championship, a 36-hole tournament. Shot three 68s and a 71 during his two victories.
• Was an All-Southland Conference first-team selection in both 2018 and 2019. In 2019, was the individual Southland Conference Championship winner at Stonebridge Ranch CC in McKinney, Texas. Shot rounds of 72-68-73 to defeat Blake Elliot of McNeese State. His 68-73 finish came during a weather-induced, 36-hole finale.
• Made his first career Mackenzie Tour start, at the 2017 National Capital Open in Ottawa. His T27 finish easily left him as the low amateur.

Q SCHOOL GRADUATE

• PGA TOUR Latinoamérica: 2022