At just 28-years old, Justin Thomas can lay claim to a Major victory, a FedEx Cup Championship, a PLAYERS Championship, and a PGA Tour Player of the Year Award.
Justin is also only 1 of 4 players in PGA Tour history with 14 victories before his 28th birthday, joining Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Miller and Tiger Woods.
Justin Thomas currently has the most wins of any player on Tour currently under 30 years old with 14. In 2018, Justin was just the 21st player to ever reach #1 in the Official World Golf Rankings following his WGC win in Memphis. Justins’ breakout season came in 2016-17 with five of his PGA Tour wins, including the PGA Championship, 12 top 10 finishes and, ultimately, the FedEx Championship. His other victories came at the CIMB Classic, Sentry Tournament of Champions, Sony Open in Hawaii, and Dell Technologies Championship. At the Sony Open, Justin became the youngest player to shoot 59 on the PGA Tour and broke the Tour’s 72-hole scoring record by a stroke.
Justin, who was born and raised in Goshen, KY, played collegiate golf for the Alabama Crimson Tide. There he became one of the storied program’s most decorated athletes, being named Phil Mickelson Freshman of the Year, Jack Nicklaus Player of the Year, the Haskins Award Winner as the most outstanding player in collegiate and amateur golf and capped his collegiate career by helping the Crimson Tide win their first National Championship.