Min Woo, 19, is the reigning U.S. Junior Amateur champion, making the Lees the only siblings to win USGA junior championships. Lee is currently No. 9 in the amateur world rankings, which means this family is likely to be around for a heck of a long time. 9. Rafael and Emma Cabrera-Bello
The Finau brothers broke onto the scene at a young age. It was actually Gipper who cracked golf’s top levels first: At age 16, he finished T-58 at the 2006 Utah Energy Solutions Championship. The pair went on to appear together in the 2009 edition of Golf Channel’s Big Break series.
The defending U.S. Open champion and his younger brother teamed up a year ago this week to take on the Zurich Classic, where they finished T-5 after a sparkling final-round 62. Before a wrist injury led to surgery and some time away from the game, Brooks, 27, had cemented himself as one of the game’s top American stars.
The Finau brothers broke onto the scene at a young age. It was actually Gipper who cracked golf’s top levels first: At age 16, he finished T-58 at the 2006 Utah Energy Solutions Championship. The pair went on to appear together in the 2009 edition of Golf Channel’s Big Break series.
The Jutanugarns now join Annika and Charlotta Sorenstam as the only other sisters to win on the LPGA.
Francesco, 35, has won four times on the European Tour, while Edoardo won on the European Tour for the third time in 2017 — his first victory in nearly seven years. Francesco has maintained a high level of international play and ranks No. 31 in the world, while 37-year-old Edoardo has slipped to No. 385. 4.
Danielle Kang made her first professional victory count when she took down a major, the 2017 KPMG LPGA Championship. The former two-time U.S. Amateur champion has ascended to No. 22 in the world.
3-ranked player in the women’s game has been in the public eye for nearly half her life, and feels like a veteran even at 23 years old. Less heralded? Her two pro brothers, Nicholas and Curtis. Curtis, 25, has made just one cut on the Web.com tour in 2018, but one thing is for sure: He can smash it. Thompson led the Web.com tour in driving distance at 325 yards a pop in 2017, when he finished 90th on the money list. Nicholas, who has notched a handful of top-fives on the PGA Tour over the course of a lucrative career (collecting more than $6 million), has mostly been playing on the Web.com tour of late. He finished at No. 32 on the 2017 money list and is currently ranked No. 749 in the world.
Sterling Grove Golf and Country Club opened in 2021 within the 780-acre Sterling Grove luxury lifestyle community by Toll Brothers in Surprise, Ariz. The Club’s 18-hole Nicklaus Design golf course was the first new golf course to open to public play in Arizona since 2016.
Riverton Pointe Golf and Country Club is located within the Riverton Pointe residential community under development by Toll Brothers just outside of Hilton Head in charming Hardeeville, South Carolina.
Residents of the Toll Brothers Bowes Creek Country Club community in Elgin, Ill. enjoy exceptional privacy and coveted golf course views.
So far, in the history of the PGA Tour, there have been 12 sets of brothers in which two (or more) of those brothers both won official PGA Tour tournaments.
The Hills: Dave and Mike — Dave Hill won 13 PGA Tour titles in the 1960s and 1970s, then another six times on the Champions Tour. Mike Hill won three times on the PGA Tour, then another 18 times on the Champions Tour.
Bryant went to Methodist College in Fayetteville, North Carolina, primarily because they had a professional golf management major. Bryant remembers, “I played for two years on scholarship.
He was like most kids growing up. He played a lot of sports, his favorite being baseball, until he tore his rotator cuff learning to throw a curve ball. The doctor told his dad a good sport to play was golf, since a rotator cuff tear isn’t conducive to a baseball career.