USAA standout amateur with an unorthodox swing, Matthew Wolff won the 2019 NCAA Division I individual championship and then claimed a victory in only his third start after turning pro in 2019. He has spent more than 90 weeks as a top 50 player and recorded top-five finishes at two majors in 2020 - the PGA Championship and the U.S. Open, where he was runner-up to fellow LIV Golf League member, Bryson DeChambeau. Renowned as one of the game’s big hitters, Wolff ranked second in driving distance in LIV Golf’s 2022 season with a 323.5-yard average. He made LIV Golf history by hitting the first hole-in-one at the LIV Golf Invitational Boston in September 2022.
QUICK FACTS ...
Greatest influence on golfing career? George Gankas
Golfer you most admire? Peter Uihlein because he’s the best
Number of holes-in-one? 8
If you could play any course in the world, it would be … Sage Valley
Golf achievement you’re most proud of? 2018 NCAA Team Championship
Round of golf you’ve enjoyed the most? The next one
Your perfect golf shot? High draw
Shot that gives you the most difficulty? Low fade
Most interesting thing about being a professional golfer? Seeing so many cool places
