Mar. 17, 1999
Scott Hoch
One of golf's most talented players, Hoch remains among the ranks of "best players without a major." He had one of his best chances to break out of the rut in 1989 when he missed a short putt on the first hole of a playoff with Nick Faldo that would have given him the green jacket. Hoch burst onto the professional scene with a win at the 1980 Quad Cities Open in his rookie year. As an amateur, Hoch finished runner-up to John Cook at the 1978 U.S. Amateur and was a two-time All-America selection for the national champion Wake Forest team.
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Background
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Turned Pro:
1979
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Birthday:
11/24/1955
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College:
Wake Forest
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Height:
5'11"
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Birthplace:
Raleigh, NC
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Residence:
Orlando, FL
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Exempt Status:
1997 tournament winner (through 1999)
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PGA Tour Victories
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1997:
Greater Milwaukee Open
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1996:
Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
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1995:
Greater Milwaukee Open
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1994:
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
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1989:
Las Vegas Invitational
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1984:
Lite Quad Cities Open
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1982:
USF&G Classic
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1980:
Quad Cities Open
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International Victories
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1995:
Heineken Dutch Open
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1991:
Korean Open (Asia)
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1990:
Korean Open (Asia)
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1986:
Casio World Open (Jpn)
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1982:
Pacific Masters (Jpn), Casio World Open (Jpn)
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