Eric Cole from Orlando, FL has won 54 times on the MLGT including the 2009 and 2021 Tour Championship and 2019 Qualifying School Contest #5. He finsihed T3 at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship to finsih 7th on Finals points list to earn his 2022-23 PGA Tour card. Cole is pound for pound one of the longest players in golf and plays with no fear and will look to make a splash on the PGA Tour.
Ryan Armour from Akron, Ohio has won 8 times on the MLGT. He finsihed T5 at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship to finsih 13th on Finals points list to earn his 2022-23 PGA Tour card.
Brandon Matthews from Dupont, PA won 2020 Major III on the MLGT. He finished 10th on the season long points list to earn his 2022-23 PGA Tour card. Matthews is one of the longest players in the game and will look to do some damage on the PGA Tour.
Ben Taylor from London, England has won 3 times on the MLGT including his first as an amateur in 2011. He finished 7th on the season long points list to earn his 2022-23 PGA Tour card.
Nicolas Echavarria from Medellin, Colombia won the 2021 Joey D Golf Match Play Championship on the MLGT. He finsihed T5 at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship to finsih 20th on Finals points list to earn his 2022-23 PGA Tour card.
Brain Stuard from Jackson, MI won once on the MLGT in 2012. He finished 24th on the Korn Ferry Tour Finals points list to earn his 2022-23 PGA Tour card.
Ben Griffin from Chapel Hill, NC finished T7 in his lone MLGT appearance in Sebring in 2021 as he was preparing for his 2022 Korn Ferry Tour season where he would finish 13th on the season long points list to earn his 2022-23 PGA Tour card.
Tano Goya from Argentina competed twice on the MLGT while he was preparing for his 2022 Korn Ferry Tour season where he would finish T5 at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship to finsih 19th on Finals points list to earn his 2022-23 PGA Tour card.
Congratulations to these eight MLGT members who played their way up through the Korn Ferry Tour to earn a PGA Tour card for the 2022-23 season. Good luck on your pursuit for success on the PGA Tour and thank you for using the Minor League Golf Tour to prepare for bigger events!
