Paul Casey Bio, Wife, PGA Tour, European Tour, Net Worth

Paul Casey born as Paul Alexander Casey is an English golfer who is a member of the U.S. based PGA Tour. He achieved his highest position, third, in the Official World Golf Ranking. He has had 19 professional wins so far.

Paul Casey Biography

Paul Casey born as Paul Alexander Casey is an English golfer who is a member of the U.S. based PGA Tour. He achieved his highest position, third, in the Official World Golf Ranking. He has had 19 professional wins so far.

He is the UNICEF Ambassador.

Paul Casey Age

Alexander was born on 21 July 1977 in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. He is 41 years old as of 2018.

Paul Casey Height

He stands at a height of 1.78 m.

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Paul Casey Family

He was born in Cheltenham and when he was 6 years old, his family moved to Weybridge, Surrey. Details regarding his parents’ names are not available. He attended Cleves School in Weybridge and later Hampton School in West London. He undertook his A levels at Strode’s College, Egham, Surrey and undertook a golf scholarship at Arizona State University.

Paul Casey Wife

He married Jocelyn Hefner in 2008 and later agreed to divorce in 2011. He then married his current wife, Pollyanna Woodward, a TV presenter. The two met at the F1  Chequered Flag Ball at the 2011 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The two engaged during the Christmas season of 2013 and they were blessed with a son called Lex on September 1, 2014. They later married in January 2015.

Paul Casey Amateur Wins

He has had 5 amateur wins.

  • 1998 Pac-10 Championship
  • 1999 English Amateur, Pac-10 Championship
  • 2000 English Amateur, Pac-10 Championship

Paul Casey PGA Tour

No.

Date

Tournament

Winning score

To Par

Margin of
victory

Runner(s)-up

1

5 Apr 2009

Shell Houston Open

66-70-69-72=277

−11

Playoff

 J. B. Holmes

2

11 Mar 2018

Valspar Championship

70-68-71-65=274

−10

1 stroke

 Patrick Reed,  Tiger Woods

3

24 Mar 2019

Valspar Championship(2)

70-66-68-72=276

−8

1 stroke

 Jason Kokrak,  Louis Oosthuizen

European Tour Wins

No.

Date

Tournament

Winning score

To Par

Margin of
victory

Runner(s)-up

1

26 Aug 2001

Gleneagles Scottish PGA Championship

69-69-67-69=274

−14

1 stroke

Alex Čejka

2

9 Feb 2003

ANZ Championship

45 pts (8-10-21-6=45)

4 points

Stuart Appleby,
Nick O’Hern

3

11 May 2003

Benson & Hedges International Open

71-69-66-71=277

−11

4 strokes

Pádraig Harrington

4

20 Mar 2005

TCL Classic1

64-68-68-66=266

−22

Playoff

Paul McGinley

5

27 Nov 2005
(2006season)

Volvo China Open1

71-69-70-65=275

−13

Playoff

Oliver Wilson

6

25 Jun 2006

Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles (2)

67-71-66-72=276

−16

1 stroke

Andrew Marshall,
Søren Hansen

7

17 Sep 2006

HSBC World Match Play Championship

10 & 8

Shaun Micheel

8

21 Jan 2007

Abu Dhabi Golf Championship

71-68-67-65=271

−17

1 stroke

Peter Hanson,
Miguel Ángel Jiménez

9

18 Jan 2009

Abu Dhabi Golf Championship (2)

69-65-63-70=267

−21

1 stroke

Martin Kaymer,
Louis Oosthuizen

10

24 May 2009

BMW PGA Championship

69-67-67-68=271

−17

1 stroke

Ross Fisher

11

30 Jan 2011

Volvo Golf Champions

67-67-66-68=268

−20

1 stroke

Peter Hanson,
Miguel Ángel Jiménez

12

30 Jun 2013

The Irish Open

68-72-67-67=274

−14

3 strokes

Joost Luiten,
Robert Rock

13

14 Sep 2014

KLM Open

68-70-62-66=266

−14

1 stroke

Simon Dyson

Asian Tour wins

No.

Date

Tournament

Winning score

To Par

Margin of
victory

Runner-up

1

20 Mar 2005

TCL Classic1

64-68-68-66=266

−22

Playoff

Paul McGinley

2

27 Nov 2005

Volvo China Open1

71-69-70-65=275

−13

Playoff

Oliver Wilson

Korean Tour wins

No.

Date

Tournament

Winning score

To Par

Margin of
victory

Runners-up

1

2 Oct 2011

Shinhan Donghae Open

77-73-69-69=288

E

1 stroke

Kang Sung-hoon,  Kim Kyung-Tae

Paul Casey Net Worth | Career Earnings

He has acquired an estimated net worth of $21 million from his career.

Paul Casey Owgr

According to owgr, his current position in number 11 with 260.89 total points.

Paul Casey Caddie

John McLaren is Paul Casey’s usual caddie but he has used temporary replacements before too.

Paul Casey Honma

He was spotted with Honma iron.

Paul Casey Results

Leaderboard

PosPlayer

R4

Thru

Total

1

P. Casey

+1

F

-8

T2

J. Kokrak

E

F

-7

T2

L. Oosthuizen

-2

F

-7

T4

S.J. Im

-1

F

-6

T4

B. Watson

-3

F

-6

Paul Casey Pebble Beach

He missed a chance to win the 2019 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am when he failed to convert a three-stroke 54 hole lead. He was chased down and passed by Phil Mickelson, who claimed a three-stroke victory. Casey birdied the last during a Monday finish to claim solo second

Paul Casey Saudi Arabia

He revealed that he has turned down the opportunity to play in the European’s Tour inaugural event in Saudi Arabia due to human rights violations and he insisted that he never signed a contract to play in the Kingdom.

Paul Casey Twitter

Paul Casey Instagram

Paul Casey News

Valspar Championship: Paul Casey retains title with thrilling win in Florida

Source: bbc.com

Paul Casey became the first man to retain the Valspar Championship after an enthralling final day in Florida.

Casey, 41, led by one overnight but dropped three shots on the opening nine as a pack of players applied pressure.

The Englishman was level with Jason Kokrak at eight under on the 18th but the American made bogey, meaning Casey needed a par four at the last to win.

He found a bunker off the tee but hit the green from there and two-putted for a first win since last year’s victory.

“It feels cool,” said Casey, who made bogey on 17 to fall back to eight under alongside Kokrak. “It was messy but this course was so difficult and I did make errors. Looking at 72 holes, it was hard work.”

Casey’s win means European golfers have won the past three PGA Tour events, following Rory McIlroy’s victory at the Players Championship and Francesco Molinari’s success at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

The Briton was one clear of world number one Dustin Johnson going into the final round but his American playing partner started poorly, dropping shots on the third and fourth holes in what proved a three-over par round containing no birdies.

Instead, pressure came from South African Louis Oosthuizen, who shot a round of two under to take the clubhouse lead on seven under.

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