Andy Sullivan

International Victories (4)

• 2015 South African Open [Eur]
• 2015 Joburg Open [Eur]
• 2015 Portugal Masters [Eur]
• 2020 English Championship

National Teams

• 2016 World Cup
• 2016 Ryder Cup
• 2016 Eurasia Cup
• 2011 Walker Cup

Special Interests

• Soccer, fishing

Career Highlights

2016 Season

• Ryder Cup: Making his first-ever start at the Ryder Cup, went 0-2 in the European team's 17-11 loss to the United States at Hazeltine.
• The Open Championship: Had a T12 effort at The Open Championship (his best-career PGA TOUR finish and best finish in six major championship starts). Posted three par-or-better rounds at Royal Troon, with a 5-over 76 holding him from cracking the top 10.
• U.S. Open: T23 at the U.S. Open.
• World Golf Championships-Dell Match Play: T18 at the WGC-Dell Match Play.
• World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship: T17 at the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship.
• Omega Dubai Desert Classic: Closed with a 4-under 68 to finish one stroke behind fellow Englishman Danny Willett at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic in February, finishing T2.
• Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open: Finished T6 at the Scottish Open.
• 100th Open de France: Finished T5 at the French Open.
• EurAsia Cup: Won all three matches, including a 4&3 singles result over Thongchai Jaidee, for the victorious Europe side in the EURASIA Cup in Kuala Lumpur in January.

2015 Season

• the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide: Finished T13 at the Memorial Tournament for the best finish of his six starts during the PGA TOUR season.
• DP World Tour Championship: Finished one stroke behind winner Rory McIlroy for a runner-up showing at the DP World Tour Championship, the final event in the Race to Dubai.
• Portugal Masters: Became the first European Tour player to win three tournaments during the campaign when he rolled to a dominant victory at the Portugal Masters in mid-October. Oat Oceanico Victoria GC, opened 64-64 to take a three-shot lead over Thomas Pieters through 36 holes. Increased his lead to five shots over Eduardo De La Riva, thanks to a 4-under 67 Saturday. Played bogey-free golf in the final round, a 5-under 66 to overwhelm the field and defeat Chris Wood by nine shots. Became the first player since Branden Grace in 2012 to win his first three European Tour titles in the same season. His 261 total was the lowest winning total in the event's history, bettering Steve Webster's 2007 victory total by two shots. The nine-shot win was also the largest since Charl Schwartzel captured the 2013 Alfred Dunhill Championship by 12 shots.
• Open de France: Added a T6 in early July at the Open de France, with three others at Le Golf National.
• Joburg Open: Won a second European Tour title in Africa six weeks after his first when he shot a final-round 66 at the Joburg Open to come from a stroke off the pace to defeat a quartet of players by two shots. After opening the event with an even-par 71 on the West Course of the Royal Johannesburg & Kensington GC, followed with rounds of 65-68-66 to take the victory over 54-hole leader Walie Coetsee and David Howell, Kevin Phelan, Jaco Van Zyl and Anthony Wall. The victory qualified him for his first Open Championship.
• Omega Dubai Desert Classic: Opened 65-68 at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic but then fell back on the weekend with a pair of 70s to T4 with four others at Emirates GC.
• South African Open: Began the South African Open Championship in mid-January with a 6-under 66 to take a share of the first-round lead with Jbe Kruger. Remained atop the leaderboard by himself after a 2-under 70 in the second round, giving him a one-shot lead over Charl Schwartzel. Fell seemingly out of contention with a 2-over 74 to Schwartzel's 66. Entered the final round seven shots behind Schwartzel. Was still six shots back when he made the turn but made two birdies and an eagle. Meanwhile, Schwartzel finished the round bogey-par-double bogey-bogey and the duo finished tied at the end of regulation. On the first extra hole, he hit an approach to 12 feet from the trees at Glendower GC then made a birdie that Schwartzel couldn't match. Became only the second Englishman to win the South African Open, joining Tommy Horton (1970).

2014 Season

• Trophee Hassan II: Made a run at his first title when he was a runner-up at the Trophy Hassan II in March. Was tied for 15th through 54 holes then shot a final-round, 9-under 63 at Golf du Palais Royal in Morocco that vaulted him into solo-second place, five shots behind winner Alejandro Canizares.
• Turkish Airlines Open: Final top-10 of the campaign came at the Turkish Airlines Open in mid-November. Despite second-round 75, used a pair of 67s in the opening and closing rounds and a third-round 66 to T4.
• KLM Open: In September, turned in rounds of 67-68-66-67 to finish third at the KLM Open in the Netherlands.
• Volvo China Open: Added a T8 at the Volvo China Open in late-April, his second consecutive strong outing in China.
• Joburg Open: First top-10 of the season came at the Joburg Open. Three rounds in the 60s (66-69-65) plus a second-round 72 left him T5.

2013 Season

• Africa Open: Added a third top-10 in six starts with a T5 at the Africa Open. Four sub-par rounds left him at 11-under, five shots behind winner Darren Fichardt. It was his final top-10 of the season, with his only other top-15 outing coming at the Volvo China Open in May. Carded a 3-under 69 at Binhai Lake GC in Tianjin.
• Commercial Bank Qatar Masters: Finished T9 at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in January. Opened with a 67 and closed with a 65 at Doha GC in Qatar.

2012 Season

Played in 21 European Tour events and three Challenge Tour tournaments.

• Nordea Masters: Best finish was a T14 at the Nordea masters in June. Finished at 9-under after rounds of 68-71-69-71.
• Alfred Dunhill Championship: Recorded his first European Tour top-10 in his second start of the campaign in mid-December 2012. Earned a career-best € 73,125 when he T3 at the Alfred Dunhill Championship when he T3. Shot a third-round 64 and then closed with a 3-under 69 to T3, finishing a distant 13 strokes behind winner Charl Schwartzel.
• Telenet Trophy: Added a T14 on the Challenge Tour, at the Telenet Trophy. Held the first-round lead at Ravenstein Royal GC of Belgium after firing a 7-under 64. A second-round 76 derailed any hope he had of winning.
• Trophee Hassan II: Was also T17 at the Trophy Hassan II in late-March. Weekend rounds of 68-68 moved him into a T17 in Morocco.
• Madeira Islands Open: Finished T16 at the Madeira Islands Open in Portugal. Only a third-round 76 kept him from contending. Opened 68-64 and fired a final-round 68.

2011 Season

• Roma Golf Open: Only other made cut came at the European Challenge Tour's Roma Golf Open. Finished T42 after opening with a 3-under 68.
• Czech Open: First made European Tour cut came at the Czech Open. Opened with a 74 but then recovered with a second-round 68 to get to the weekend. Fired rounds of 74-73 Saturday and Sunday to finish at 1-over, good for a T41.
• Austrian Open: Made his professional European Tour debut at the Austrian Open in September. Punctuated opening rounds of 72-75-73 with a final-round 68 to finish at even-par and place T39, good for a € 6,200 payday.
• Open de Espana: Made his European Tour debut, at the 2011 Open de Espana in May. Missed the cut.

Amateur Highlights

• Won the 2011 Scottish Amateur Open Stroke Play at Blairgowrie Golf Club, Lansdowne
• Won the individual title at the 2010 Tailhade Cup in Argentina after defeating Norway’s Espen Kofstad on the third playoff hole
• Member of the victorious 2011 Great Britain and Ireland Walker Cup Team, where he won both of his Foursomes matches. Lost 3 and 2 to Jordan Spieth in the Sunday Singles