Alex Weiss

Exempt status

• Korn Ferry Tour: Finishers 4-5 on 2021 Forme Tour Order of Merit or 2020-21 PGA TOUR Latinoamerica Order of Merit / Finishers 76-100 in 2020-21 Regular Season Standings / Additional Qualifying Tournament Finishers (thru 2022)

JOINED TOUR

• PGA TOUR Latinoamérica: 2019
• Korn Ferry Tour: 2022

Additional Victories (2)

• 2020 Ohio Open
• 2021 Colorado Open

Personal

• Had an offer to play college baseball and only had one college offer to play golf.
• Most of his family plays golf and have holes-in-one, including his sister, who made her first one within her first handful of rounds.
• Earliest golf memory is going to an indoor range as a 5- or 6-year-old and trying to hit balls all the way to the back wall that was between 80-90 yards away,

Special Interests

• Nature Documentaries

CURRENT YEAR HIGHLIGHTS

• Veritex Bank Championship: Recorded his first top-10 on the Korn Ferry Tour and his second consecutive top-25, posting 7-under 64s in the second and final round and totaling an 18-under 266 for T7 at the Veritex Bank Championship.
• 115 VISA Argentine Open presented by Macro: Opened and closed with 2-under 70s at Nordelta GC in Argentina’s national open in early December to T10 with Ryan Cole and Hayden Springer.

Career Highlights

2022 Season

Saw action in one PGA TOUR Latinoamérica tournament, making the cut and finishing with a T10 result. Sat at 96th in the Totalplay Cup standings at the end of the season.

• Veritex Bank Championship: Recorded his first top-10 on the Korn Ferry Tour and his second consecutive top-25, posting 7-under 64s in the second and final round and totaling an 18-under 266 for T7 at the Veritex Bank Championship.
• 115 VISA Argentine Open presented by Macro: Opened and closed with 2-under 70s at Nordelta GC in Argentina’s national open in early December to T10 with Ryan Cole and Hayden Springer.

2021 Season

Saw action in all eight PGA TOUR Latinoamérica tournaments, getting to the weekend seven times and recording one top-10—a T8. Closed the season 30th on the Points List.

• Colorado Open: Posted a 19-under overall score after a Sunday, 7-under 64 to and then waited for two groups to finish. Watched as Jake Staiano reached the par-5 18th hole in two shots, with an eagle putt to win the tournament. Staiano left that putt five feet short and then didn’t capitalize on the birdie putt to force a playoff. The win at Green Valley Ranch GC was worth $100,000—the largest payday of his career.
• Holcim Colombia Classic presented by Volvo: Opened with two 69s and a second-round 68 in Bucaramanga, Colombia, in mid-June before shooting a final-round, 1-over 72 to T8 with seven others.

2020 Season

Played the inaugural LOCALiQ Series, appearing in seven tournaments, making three cuts and posting one top-10. Finished the season 59th on the points list.

• Alpharetta Classic (LOCALiQ Series): Was a stroke out of the lead with 18 holes to play, tied with Bryson Nimmer trailing Hayden Shieh. Struggled on Friday at The GC of Georgia, shooting a final-round, even-par 72 to fall into a T7 with Mark Anguiano.
• Ohio Open: After losing in a playoff in his state open in 2019, finally won the trophy a year later with a 13-under 203 at The Weymouth Club, good for a one-shot triumph over three-time Ohio Open champion and former PGA TOUR player Bob Sowards and Kent State assistant golf coach Ryan Kip. Trailed Sowards by two shots midway through the back nine of the final round but watched Sowards struggle coming in, including a three-putt bogey on No. 18 where he caught and passed Sowards. The victory was worth $8,000.

2019 Season

Saw action in 11 PGA TOUR Latinoamerica tournaments after beginning the year with no status. Finished 31st on the Order of Merit. Made five cuts and posted three top 10s.

• Banco del Pacifico Open presentado por Quito Alcaldia: Was par or better all four days in Quito, finishing with a 5-under 67 on the last day to T7 with Tom Whitney and Shad Tuten.
• Ohio Open: Made it into a playoff in his state open on the strength of a final-round, 11-under 61 at The Weymouth Club. Lost the extra session when Stephen Gangluff successfully defended his 2018 title by making a six-foot birdie putt that he and Chad Johnson couldn't match.
• Bupa Match Play: Went 2-1 in his two matches in the Tour’s only match-play tournament, defeating Matthew Pinizzotto and Joshua Lee before falling to eventual runner-up Rodrigo Lee.
• Abierto de Chile 2019 presentado por VOLVO: Monday-qualified into the tournament and then held a two-shot, 54-hole lead in Santiago and maintained a share of the lead until late in the final round. Watched as John Somers took the lead late in the back nine but still had the opportunity to force overtime. Hit his second-shot approach into the par-5 18th hole, the ball coming to rest 10 feet from the pin. Never had a chance to put pressure on Somers when Somers drained a 45-foot eagle putt of his own to win by two shots. With no status, the runner-up finish ensured he would reshuffle with status into the season’s second half and earned an invitation into the next week’s 88 Abierto OSDE del Centro in Cordoba, Argentina.

Amateur Highlights

• Played collegiately for four seasons at Marshall University (2014-18), with the highlight being a pair of individual victories and an All-Conference USA Second Team laurel as a senior.

Q SCHOOL GRADUATE

• Korn Ferry Tour: 2021