Patrick Cantlay is one of the most accomplished players of his generation. A Long Beach, California native, Patrick had one of the most decorated amateur careers of all time, including a record 54 consecutive weeks as the number one ranked amatuer in the world and recorded the lowest round ever by an amateur, 60, in a PGA Tour event. 

A back injury after his rookie season cost him nearly two full years and his world ranking fell to 1,880 by the start of 2017. What followed is one of the great comeback stories in modern golf - through relentless work and an obsessive attention to detail, Patrick climbed back into the world's top 10 in just two seasons.

Today, Patrick has eight PGA TOUR victories, including winning the 2021 FedExCup in route to being named PGA Tour Player-of-the-Year, and has also earned a spot to represent the United States team in six consecutive combined Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup Teams.