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How They're Doing: Minnesotans on Pro Tour Money Lists -- July 28

How They're Doing: Minnesotans on Pro Tour Money Lists -- July 28

Players from Minnesota or with Minnesota connections


2025 PGA TOUR

Pos. Name   (Prev.)    From                    Events      Money won

29. Tom Hoge (28), Fargo                              22          $3,957,533

67. Erik Van Rooyen (64), South Africa          21          $2,085,816      

144. Frankie Capan (141), North Oaks           21             $618,127

203. Ben Polland (203), Bloomington               5              $72,837*

210. Troy Merritt (224), Spring Lake Park         7              $47,976

T238. Ben Warian (T237), Stillwater                 1               $7,800*

Carson Herron, Wayzata                                   1                   --

* -- Ben Polland and Ben Warian are not members of the PGA Tour; so they are not listed on the official PGA Tour Money List. But they are shown here where they would be if they were members.



2025 KORN FERRY TOUR

59. Caleb VanArragon (79), Blaine                      18         $109.377

201. Angus Flanagan (198), England                    1             $4,806

Thomas Longbella, Chippewa Falls                       8              --



2025 PGA TOUR AMERICAS

59. Derek Hitchner (52), Minneapolis                     9         $9,405

88. Ben Warian (78), Stillwater                                6         $4,851

163. Gunnar Broin (154) , Minnetonka                     2         $1,541

T211. Thomas Longbella (198), Chippewa Falls      3            $591

Angus Flanagan, England                                        1            --

Muzzy Donohue, North Oaks                                    1            --

* -- The PGA Tour Americas began the North American portion of its schedule the first week of July with the Explore NB Open. in Fredericton, NB (Canada). 

 


2025 CHAMPIONS TOUR

49. Mario Tiziani (48), Chanhassen                       10      $246,691

81. Tom Lehman (79), Alexandria                           10      $116,146 

86. Tim Herron (81), Wayzata                                  8       $91,072

165. Cameron Becikman (T143), Burnsville            1        $4,840

Eric Rolland, Minneapolis                                         1            --



2025 LPGA TOUR

125. Kate Smith-Stroh (124), Detroit Lakes             11      $69,715



2024-25 ASHER TOUR

9. Ben Warian (9), Stillwater                                       8      $33,075

43. Derek Hitchner (43), Minneapolis                         2      $13,500

75. Parker Reddig (75), Minneapolis                          5        $9,108

155. Brock Winter (155), Stillwater                             11       $3,125

T203. Tommy Avant (T203), Rochester                       2       $1,800

286. Thomas Lehman (286), Alexandria                      5          $633  

 

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