A lot of young golfers dream of becoming a PGA Tour golfer one day, but only a few can make it happen. Harry Hall, born on September 25, 1998, in Cornwall, England, is one of them. He’s been playing golf since he was a kid and his passion for the game only grew stronger as he got older. With a promising amateur career behind him, Hall has been making a name for himself in the golf world ever since he joined the circuit. As he took his first steps into the professional arena, Hall’s hard work began to pay off by paving the way for an exciting journey that would ultimately lead him to the PGA Tour. But how did his journey to becoming a PGA Tour golfer look? Well, pretty interesting to say the least.

Professional career and wins

He started playing golf at a super young age at the West Cornwall Golf Club, which has some serious history being the former stomping ground of legendary golfer Jim Barnes. Hall was a total rockstar in his amateur days, winning a bunch of tournaments like the Cornwall Amateur Championship, Welsh Open Youths Championship, William H. Tucker, and Little Rock First Tee Classic, and even played for England’s U18 team, helping them win the Home Internationals trophy. Hall’s pro career has been just as impressive, turning pro in 2019 and starting to make waves on the Korn Ferry Tour, winning a couple of tournaments which included the NV5 Invitational and Wichita Open. Hall had also finished T15 in his debut DP World Tour event, the Alfred Dunhill links Championship

This success ultimately earned him his PGA Tour card for the 2022-2023 season which was proof enough of how hard he worked to gain the seat among some of the best golfers in the world. In his rookie season, he played in 27 tournaments, made the cut 16 times, and had a couple of top-10 finishes, with the highlight being the Charles Schwab Challenge, where he tied for third with Scottie Scheffler and shot a career-best 62.  He also gained valuable experience competing against top golfers, which surely helped him in future tournaments. Hall’s big win came in 2024 at the ISCO Championship. He played amazingly well, finishing 22 under par. His prize was a huge $720,000 and 300 important FedEx Cup points.

But even when you are riding the highs of your professional life, you need a shoulder to relax on when you get home from a tiring day, and that shoulder for Hall, is his family.

Harry Hall’s support system

Harry Hall’s family is a big part of who he is, and it’s clear that they’ve played a huge role in his success. Born to Philip and Anne Hall, Hall’s parents have been his rock, supporting him every step of the way. And let’s be real, having a supportive family is everything – it’s what gives you the confidence to chase your dreams and the encouragement to keep going even when things get tough. For Hall, that support system has been crucial, and it’s something that he’s always been grateful for.

As Hall’s career took off he found love with his now-wife Jordan and the two of them have been inseparable ever since. They met while attending UNLV together, and Jordan even graduated with a degree in health care administration, and Harry, on the other hand, majored in Sociology. Well, Jordan might be a nurse, but what’s more important is that she’s been Hall’s biggest cheerleader, supporting him through all the ups and downs of his golfing career. And in 2023, they decided to tie the knot, getting married on December 19th. It’s clear that Hall and Jordan are meant to be, and their love and support for each other is something truly special.

Fast forward to 2024, and Hall and Jordan welcomed their adorable little girl, Lilah Hall, into the world. Born on July 19th, Lilah has already stolen Hall’s heart, and he can’t stop gushing about her on social media. It’s clear that being a dad is Hall’s new favorite role, and he’s loving every minute of it. With his supportive family by his side, Hall’s got everything he needs to take on the world – and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for this talented golfer and his loved ones.