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Tommy Tolles
Tommy Tolles
Tommy Tolles
United StatesUnited States
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190 lbs
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52
AGE
1988
Turned Pro
University of Georgia
College
Fort Myers, FL
Birthplace
190 lbs
0 kg
Weight
52
AGE
1988
Turned Pro
University of Georgia
College
Fort Myers, FL
Birthplace
84
CHARLES SCHWAB Cup Rank
$2,800
CHARLES SCHWAB CUP Money
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Tommy Tolles

Full Name

TOLLS

Pronunciation

190 lbs

0 kg

Weight

October 21, 1966

Birthday

52

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

Exempt status

  • PGA TOUR Champions: Players within the top 54. from the previous year's final Official PGA TOUR Champions Money List, provided they are among the top 50 on such list..
  • Web.com Tour: Veteran Members on the PGA TOUR in order of their number of combined career cuts on the PGA TOUR and Web.com Tour.

Special Interests

  • Landscaping

Web.com Tour Victories (2)

  • 1993 NIKE Ozarks Open
  • 1994 NIKE Alabama Classic

Career Highlights

2018 Season

In his first full-year on PGA TOUR Champions posted top-10 finish at the Cologuard Classic (T9) and a runner-up finish at the Toshiba Classic. Advanced to the second Playoffs event, the Invesco QQQ Championship, and finished No. 50 in the standings. Appeared at PGA TOUR Champions Q-School, advancing to the final stage and ultimately finishing T13.

  • 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.