Jake Higginbottom

International Victories (1)

• 2012 New Zealand Open [Aus]

Special Interests

Career Highlights

2020 Season

• Isuzu Queensland Open: Finished T3 at Pelican Waters GC in February, two shots shy of winner Anthony Quayle.

2016 Season

• China QT #2-OCT Kunming Wind Valley: Earned his PGA TOUR China Series' card by finishing T20 at the Second Global Qualifying Tournament, giving him conditional status for the season.

2015 Season

Played a worldwide schedule, with starts on the PGA Tour of Australasia, the Asian Tour, Japan Golf Tour, European Tour, Sunshine Tour and the OneAsia Tour.

2014 Season

• Emirates Australian Open: Final top-10 of the season came at Australia's national open, a sixth-place finish--with four rounds at par or better, including a pair of 69s in the second and final rounds.
• Isuzu QLD Open: Opened with a 72 in Queensland and eventually T3 with Matthew Griffin, Anthony Brown, Michael Long and Cameron Smith, four shots behind winner Andrew Dodt.
• Fiji International: In mid-August, in Fiji, came close to victory, opening 68-69, giving him a two-shot lead at the halfway mark. A 71-74 weekend showing left him alone in second, four shots behind winner Steven Jeffress.

2013 Season

Had a strong rookie season, with top-10s on the PGA Tour of Australasia, the Asian Tour and the OneAsia Tour.

• GS Caltex Maekyung Open Championship: In his first OneAsia Tour start of the season, closed with a Sunday 68 in South Korea to T8.
• Indonesian Masters: In May, put together four par-or-better rounds in Indonesia, including a 69-69 start that led to a T8 in Jakarta.
• Isuzu Queensland Open: Best finish of the year came in Queensland in August. Shot a first-round 76 and a third-round 74 to go with his 68-69 showing in the other two rounds to finish fourth, a distant eight shots behind winner Nick Cullen.

2012 Season

• Talisker Masters: Added a T10 in Australia in November, a week before his New Zealand Open victory.
• BMW New Zealand Open: Made history when he became the first amateur in more than 50 years to win the professional event. Shot a final-round 67 to edge Jason Norris and Peter Wilson by a shot.