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Tommy Tolles
Tommy Tolles
Tommy Tolles
United StatesUnited States
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190 lbs
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Weight
51
AGE
1988
Turned Pro
University of Georgia
College
Fort Myers, FL
Birthplace
190 lbs
0 kg
Weight
51
AGE
1988
Turned Pro
University of Georgia
College
Fort Myers, FL
Birthplace
49
CHARLES SCHWAB Cup Rank
391,992
CHARLES SCHWAB CUP POINTS
Top 10 Finishes2
Top 10 Finishes
70.89
Scoring Average
Performance
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Tommy Tolles
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Tommy Tolles

Full Name

TOLLS

Pronunciation

190 lbs

0 kg

Weight

October 21, 1966

Birthday

51

AGE

Fort Myers, FL

Birthplace

Hendersonville, NC; plays out of Kenmure CC (Flat Rock, NC)

Residence

Wife, Ilse; Wiekus (3/27/93), Hannah (5/11/98)

Family

University of Georgia

College

1988

Turned Pro

4,482,687

Career Earnings

Special Interests

  • Landscaping

Web.com Tour Victories (2)

  • 1993 NIKE Ozarks Open
  • 1994 NIKE Alabama Classic

CURRENT YEAR HIGHLIGHTS

  • Toshiba Classic: One week after being the 18- and 36-hole leader at the Cologuard Classic, Tolles put himself into contention again at the Toshiba Classic. He was the solo leader on the back-nine Sunday, but he fell one shot short of a playoff with Vijay Singh when he missed a five-foot birdie putt on the final hole. The T2 finish was his best on PGA TOUR Champions, and his payday of $132,000 his biggest since he finished T4 at the 2001 Texas Open and won $132,000.

Career Highlights

2018 Season

  • Toshiba Classic: One week after being the 18- and 36-hole leader at the Cologuard Classic, Tolles put himself into contention again at the Toshiba Classic. He was the solo leader on the back-nine Sunday, but he fell one shot short of a playoff with Vijay Singh when he missed a five-foot birdie putt on the final hole. The T2 finish was his best on PGA TOUR Champions, and his payday of $132,000 his biggest since he finished T4 at the 2001 Texas Open and won $132,000.