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Ryan Gronlund
Ryan Gronlund

Ryan Gronlund

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5  ft, 8  in
173 cm
Height
155 lbs
70 kg
Weight
24
AGE
2019
Turned Pro
University of Oregon 2019, Sports Business
College
Pleasanton, California
Birthplace
5  ft, 8  in
173 cm
Height
155 lbs
70 kg
Weight
24
AGE
2019
Turned Pro
University of Oregon 2019, Sports Business
College
Pleasanton, California
Birthplace
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Order Of Merit Rank
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Official Money (CAD$)
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Top 10 Finishes
71.75
Scoring Average
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Ryan Gronlund

Full Name

5  ft, 8  in

173 cm

Height

155 lbs

70 kg

Weight

August 15, 1996

Birthday

24

AGE

Pleasanton, California

Birthplace

Eugene, Oregon

Residence

Single

Family

University of Oregon 2019, Sports Business

College

2019

Turned Pro

Pleasanton, CA, United States

City Plays From

Personal

  • Says his favorite place to visit is Hawaii because it was where he first defeated his dad on the golf course.
  • He is related to Abraham Lincoln.
  • Attended Foothill High School in Pleasanton, Calif., the same high school as San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford.
  • Is from the same hometown (Mountain View, Calif.) and home course (Callippe Preserve GC) as the LPGA's Paula Creamer.

Special Interests

  • The business aspect of sports

Career Highlights

2019 Season

  • Mackenzie Tour-PGA TOUR Canada Q-School-USA EAST 1: Earned conditional status for the first half of the season, finishing T19 at Mission Inn Club and Resort.

Amateur Highlights

  • Playing for Oregon, named to the Ping All-West Region team in 2017-18 and was a second-team All-Pac 12 selection with a scoring average of 71.68. Shot a 7-under 29 on the front nine during the NCAA Regional to help the Ducks get into the NCAA Championship. Helped the team to the national championship in 2016 followed by a runner-up finish in 2017.