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Adam Meyer
Adam Meyer

Adam Meyer

United StatesUnited States
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5  ft, 9  in
175 cm
Height
145 lbs
66 kg
Weight
39
AGE
2004
Turned Pro
Texas Christian University (2004)
College
Waco, TX
Birthplace
5  ft, 9  in
175 cm
Height
145 lbs
66 kg
Weight
39
AGE
2004
Turned Pro
Texas Christian University (2004)
College
Waco, TX
Birthplace
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The 25 (Money List) Rank (2011)
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Official Money (2011)
Top 10 Finishes--
Top 10 Finishes (2011)
70.90
Scoring Average (2011)

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Adam Meyer

Full Name

5  ft, 9  in

175 cm

Height

145 lbs

66 kg

Weight

November 25, 1982

Birthday

39

AGE

Waco, TX

Birthplace

Fort Worth, TX

Residence

Wife, Claire

Family

Texas Christian University (2004)

College

2004

Turned Pro

$109,538

Career Earnings

Fort Worth, TX, United States

City Plays From

Special Interests

  • Hunting, fishing

Career Highlights

2010 Season

Played 23 Nationwide Tour events and made 10 cuts with three top-10 finishes. Finished No. 80 on the money list.

  • Miccosukee Championship: Twelve starts later at the Miccosukee Championship he finished T8, equaling his career best performance on Tour. Only PGA TOUR start was a T61 at the 2004 Valero Texas Open. Has made 10 career starts on the Nationwide Tour, including seven in 2007 when he made his only two cuts.
  • Utah Championship Presented by Utah Sports Commission: Was T8 at the Utah EnergySolutions Championship.
  • Melwood Prince George's County Open Presented by Under Armour: Posted his second top-10 finish, at the Melwood Prince George's County Open, where he finished T10.
  • Fresh Express Classic at TPC Stonebrae: Was T9 at the Fresh Express Classic at TPC Stonebrae. After opening with a first-round 70, he posted a 64 Friday to jump to T14. Rounds of 67-69 on the weekend led him to his best performance since finishing T8 at the 2007 Utah EnergySolutions Championship.