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Nolan Henke
Nolan Henke

Nolan Henke

United StatesUnited States
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6  ft, 0  in
183 cm
Height
165 lbs
75 kg
Weight
55
AGE
1988
Turned Pro
Florida State University, 1987
College
Battle Creek, MI
Birthplace
6  ft, 0  in
183 cm
Height
165 lbs
75 kg
Weight
55
AGE
1988
Turned Pro
Florida State University, 1987
College
Battle Creek, MI
Birthplace
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The 25 (Money List) Rank (2014)
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Official Money (2014)
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Top 10 Finishes (2014)
82.00
Scoring Average (2014)
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Nolan Henke

Full Name

6  ft, 0  in

183 cm

Height

165 lbs

75 kg

Weight

November 25, 1964

Birthday

55

AGE

Battle Creek, MI

Birthplace

Fort Myers, FL; plays out of Cypress Lake CC (Fort Myers, FL)

Residence

Wife, Michelle; Hayden Reese (12/28/01), Nolan Jacob (3/31/06)

Family

Florida State University, 1987

College

1988

Turned Pro

3,662,881

Career Earnings

Ft. Myers, FL, United States

City Plays From

PGA TOUR Victories (3)

  • 1990 B.C. Open
  • 1991 Phoenix Open
  • 1993 BellSouth Classic

PLAYOFF RECORD

PGA TOUR (0-1)

  • 1995 Lost to David Frost, Bob Tway, MCI Classic

Personal

  • Has been involved with charity events in Fort Myers area to benefit Southwest Florida Children's Hospital and Hope Hospice House, as well as the Nolan Henke/Patty Berg, Jr. Masters to benefit junior golf.

Special Interests

  • Fishing, Florida State football

Career Highlights

2014 Season

Made just one start during the year at the Korn Ferry Tour's Mexico Championship but did not make the cut.

1998 Season

in 1998, finished third at B.C. Open and T3 at Greater Milwaukee Open.

1987 Season

Was a 1987 All-America selection, who finished second at NCAA Championship to Brian Watts.

Amateur Highlights

  • Won seven collegiate tournaments while at Florida State.