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Evan Holmes
Evan Holmes

Evan Holmes

CanadaCanada
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6  ft, 2  in
188 cm
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Weight
26
AGE
2018
Turned Pro
University of British Columbia
College
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Birthplace
6  ft, 2  in
188 cm
Height
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Weight
26
AGE
2018
Turned Pro
University of British Columbia
College
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Birthplace
139
Points Rank (2019)
1,714
Total Points (2019)
Top 10 Finishes--
Top 10 Finishes (2019)
69.33
Scoring Average (2019)

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Evan Holmes

Full Name

6  ft, 2  in

188 cm

Height

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Weight

August 30, 1994

Birthday

26

AGE

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Birthplace

University of British Columbia

College

2018

Turned Pro

$1,714

Career Earnings

Calgary, AB, Canada

City Plays From

Special Interests

Career Highlights

2020 Season

Won the inaugural Canada Life Series tournament and eventually finished third on the points standings.

  • Canada Life Series at TPC Toronto: Heathlands Course (Canada Life Series): Picked up his second top-five Canada Life Series showing to go with his victory in the season-opener. An opening 67 and a closing 69 at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley’s Heathland’s Course led to a solo-fifth performance. Finished two shots behind winner Albert Pistorius. Played bogey-free golf in the final round but was only able to muster two birdies all day—at No. 1 and No. 15.
  • Canada Life Series Bear Mountain: Mountain Course: Earned his first professional title when he went wire to wire to win the inaugural Canada Life Series event in Langford, B.C. Opened with an 8-under 63 and took a three-shot lead into the final round. Saw Zach Anderson catch him on the back nine during the final round, but he hung on for the two-stroke triumph when Anderson faltered. The 63 was also the low round of the week, earning him a $2,750 bonus provided by current and former PGA TOUR players who are assisting players in this four-event Series.