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Matt Marshall
Matt Marshall
Matt Marshall
United StatesUnited States
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5  ft, 8  in
173 cm
Height
160 lbs
73 kg
Weight
34
AGE
2009
Turned Pro
University of California-Davis (2009, History)
College
Reno, Nevada
Birthplace
5  ft, 8  in
173 cm
Height
160 lbs
73 kg
Weight
34
AGE
2009
Turned Pro
University of California-Davis (2009, History)
College
Reno, Nevada
Birthplace
86
Order Of Merit Rank
$6,823
Official Money (CAD$)
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Matt Marshall

Full Name

5  ft, 8  in

173 cm

Height

160 lbs

73 kg

Weight

34

AGE

Reno, Nevada

Birthplace

Yamhill, Oregon

Residence

Single

Family

University of California-Davis (2009, History)

College

2009

Turned Pro

36,189

Career Earnings

Yamhill, OR, United States

City Plays From

Personal

  • Has a wine label, Marshall Davis, with two older brothers.
  • Lists playing in his first PGA TOUR event as his biggest thrill in golf. Hobbies include fly fishing and watching sports. Lists fly fishing in Alaska with his dad as his biggest thrill outside golf. Favorite course played is Spyglass Hill. Always marks ball with a U.S. quarter.
  • Favorite pro teams are the San Francisco 49ers, San Jose Sharks and Seattle Mariners. Favorite foods are pasta, pizza and ice cream. Favorite cities to visit are San Jose, Portland, Chicago, Victoria and Montreal.
  • Dream foursome would actually be a fivesome, with his dad, grandfather and two brothers.

Special Interests

  • Sports, fishing, eating, drinking good wine

JOINED TOUR

  • Mackenzie Tour - Canada: 2012

Career Highlights

2018 Season

  • Lethbridge Paradise Canyon Open: Birdied four of his final seven closing holes Sunday, shooting a pair of 65s, a 67 and a closing-round 66. Four rounds in the 60s led to a T4.

2015 Season

Best outing was a T25 at The Players Cup in July. Finished the season No. 107 on the Order of Merit.

2014 Season

  • SIGA Dakota Dunes Open presented by SaskTel: Finished fifth, thanks to rounds of 64-64 on the weekend.

2013 Season

Played in nine Mackenzie Tour events, making five cuts and finishing 36th on the Order of Merit. Enjoyed two top-10s during the year.

  • ATB Financial Classic Presented by TELUS: Four sub-par rounds at Country Hills GC led to a T7 with four others, four shots shy of winner Joe Panzeri.
  • Times Colonist Island Savings Open: Shot a first-round 63 and led through 36 holes on his way to a T4 finish at the season-opening tournament.
  • Times Colonist Island Savings Open: Opened with a 7-under 63 and contended all week at Uplands GC, eventually settling on a T4 with three others, five shots behind winner Stephen Gangluff.

2012 Season

Posted five top-20 finishes on the Canadian Tour and finished seventh on the Order of Merit.

  • Frys.com Open: Missed the cut in Arizona playing in this PGA TOUR event for a second consecutive year.
  • Syncrude Boreal Open presented by AECON: A third-round 64 led to a T10 in Alberta.
  • ATB Financial Classic presented by TELUS: Lost in a playoff to Michael Gligic after the duo finished regulation tied. Made it into the playoff on the strength of four under-par rounds, including a third-round 62.

2011 Season

Had a consistent Canadian Tour year, making seven cuts, including a T7 at the Syncrude Boreal Open. Finished the campaign 35th on the Order of Merit.

  • Frys.com Open: Made his PGA TOUR debut, missing the cut in Arizona.

2010 Season

  • Desert Dunes Classic: In final start of the year, had four under-par rounds, including three in the 60s, to T8.
  • Cox Classic Presented by Lexus of Omaha: Made his Korn Ferry Tour debut, finishing T41 in Nebraska.
  • ATB Financial Classic: Had a pair of top-10s, including T5 at the ATB Financial Classic.

2009 Season

Started his Canadian Tour rookie season slowly but picked up the pace toward the end with three consecutive top-25 finishes, including a season-ending T4 at Nayarit. Earned exempt card at the Spring Qualifying School.