
MORGAN HOFFMANN
Class: Graduate of Class of 2008
Hometown: Franklin Lakes, New Jersey
College: Oklahoma State University
Career Earnings: $5,959,808
Career High: FedExCup Rank – 26
2019:
- Tied 29th at the AT&T Byron Nelson
2018:
- Finished tied for 23rd in the CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges
- Finished tied for 23rd in the CIMB Classic
- Finished tied for 49th in The Honda Classic
2017:
- Finished tied for second in The Honda Classic
- Finished tied for 12th in the Dean & Deluca Invitational
- Finished tied for 12th in the Wells Fargo Championship
2016:
- Tied for third in the John Deere Classic
- Tied for 11th in the Shriners Hospital for Children Open
- Tied for 11th in the Barbasol Championship
2015: Finished fourth in the Arnold Palmer Invitational with 15-under 273 tournament total including a second round 7-under 65
2014: Competed in 32 events on PGA Tour
2013: Finished second in Web.Com Tour Chitimacha Louisiana Open and finished fifth in PGA Tour HP Byron Nelson Championship, T9 at PGA Tour Travelers Championship and came back the following week to finish T8 at AT&T National
2012: Tied for third in Web.Com Tour Championship, finished second in Web.Com Tour Chiquita Classic after a three-way playoff, earned PGA Tour rookie ticket by finishing 19th on money list for Web.Com Tour
College: First-Team All-American by GCAA and GolfWeek in 2009 and All-Freshman team, as well as won Phil Mickelson given to nation’s top freshman. Repeated All-American honors in 2010. Won three tournaments as a freshman to tie OSU record for most victories for first-year player, won PING/GolfWeek Preview, Morris Williams Intercollegiate, and Big 12 Championship as a freshman, represented US in 2009 Walker Cup and Palmer Cup
Junior: Won 2008 Houston Boys Invitational at Redstone, First-Team All AJGA in 2007, won 2007 Junior Players Championship, won 2006 Polo Golf Junior Classic, runner-up at 2005 Nike Junior Golf Classic, won 2005 Nike Golf Junior at Quad Cities, recruited by Stanford, Wake Forest, Duke, Florida State, Clemson, UCLA, and OSU