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James Marchesani
James Marchesani

James Marchesani

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5  ft, 9  in
175 cm
Height
172 lbs
78 kg
Weight
30
AGE
2014
Turned Pro
Oklahoma City University
College
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Birthplace
5  ft, 9  in
175 cm
Height
172 lbs
78 kg
Weight
30
AGE
2014
Turned Pro
Oklahoma City University
College
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Birthplace
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FEDEXCUP Rank
OWGR24
OWGR
71.03
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James Marchesani

Full Name

5  ft, 9  in

175 cm

Height

172 lbs

78 kg

Weight

October 27, 1990

Birthday

30

AGE

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Birthplace

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Residence

Single

Family

Oklahoma City University

College

2014

Turned Pro

$380,602

Career Earnings

Oklahoma City, OK, United States

City Plays From

Special Interests

Career Highlights

2019 Season

Played in 11 PGA TOUR Series-China events during his second season on the circuit. Including a third-place finish, recorded two top-10s among his six made cuts. Closed the year 36th on the Order of Merit to retain his 2020 playing privileges.

  • Haikou Classic: Earned his second top-10 of the season and his best result in his last two campaigns with his T3 finish in Haikou. Carded opening rounds of 69-66-68 and was in contention Sunday, chasing 54-hole leader Quincy Quek. Shot a 3-under front-nine on the last day to come within three strokes of Quek. Couldn’t keep the momentum going on the back nine, closing with nine consecutive pars.
  • Haikou Championship: Finished solo fifth after rounds of 69-70-70-72. Held the overnight lead with 24 holes left to play going into the final day at the weather-affected event. After the third-round restart Sunday morning, dropped into second going into the final 18 holes before shooting an even-par 72 for his third career top-10.