How They're Doing: Minnesotans on Pro Tour Money Lists -- July 10

July 11, 2017 | 6 min.

How players from Minnesota -- or with Minnesota connections -- are doing this year on professional golf tours.

2016-17 PGA TOUR

Pos. Player (Prev. Rank) From Events played Earnings

140. Troy Merritt (133), Spring Lake Park 23 $503,853

184. Tom Hoge (182), Fargo 12 $186,086

228. Tim Herron (226), Wayzata 4 $18,531

Charlie Danielson (NA), Osceola 2 $13,482*

Cam Beckman, Burnsville 1 --

Ben Polland, Jefferson 1 --

Neil Johnson, River Falls 2 --

* -- Danielson is not an official member of the PGA Tour; so he is not on the money list. If he were, he would be No. 234.

2017 Web.com TOUR

75. Brady Schnell (74), Milford, Iowa 14 $41,106

157. Charlie Danielson (153), Osceola 2 $8,316

208. Tom Hoge (200), Fargo 3 $1,689

Ben Polland, Bloomington Jefferson 1 --

Andrew McCain, Minneapolis 1 --

2017 PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS

9. Tom Lehman (9), Alexandria 9 $726,637

Don Berry, Mounds View 1 --

Tim Thelen, Albany 1 --

Kevin Cashman, Eden Prairie 1 --

2017 MACKENZIE (CANADIAN) TOUR

Money won for the Mackenzie Tour is shown in Canadian dollars, which were worth $0.77 as of 7/10/17

52. Charlie Danielson, Osceola 1 $3,850

113. Jon Trasamar, Blue Earth 1 $788

2017 TOUR LATINOAMERICA

113. Clayton Rask (122), Elk River 6 $2,629

T171. Derek Chang (T167), Atlanta 4 $700

2017 LPGA TOUR

98. Amy Anderson Olson (97), Oxbow, N.D. 14 $58,387

2016-17 EUROPEAN TOUR

Money won for the European Tour is shown in Euros, which were worth $1.14 as of 7/10/17

218. Erik Van Rooyen (215), South Africa 5 20,805 euros

2017 EUROPEAN SENIOR TOUR

Money won for the European Senior Tour is shown in Euros, which were worth $1.14 as of 7/10/17

16. Tim Thelen (22), Albany 4 29,770 euros

2017-18 SUNSHINE (SOUTH AFRICAN) TOUR

Money won for the Sunshine Tour is shown in South African Rands, which were worth $0.074 as of 7/10/17

70. Erik Van Rooyen (70), South Africa 1 26,800

2017 NORTH STAR PROFESSIONAL GOLF TOUR

1. Brent Snyder, Troy Burne 1 $15,000

2. Hudson Carpenter, Stillwater 3 $5,750

3. Donald Constable, Minnetonka 2 $5,225

4. Cam White, Wayzata 3 $3,080

5. Max Mason, Orono 1 $2,080

7. Jon Reigstad, Keller 1 $2,000

8. Ross Miller, Maple Grove 2 $1,530

11. John DuToit, Chaska 2 $934

13. Jeff Sorenson, Minikahda 1 $850

14. Thomas Campbell, New Zealand 2 $845

15. Sam Matthew, Roseville 2 $825

17. Chris Meyer, Edina 1 $637

T21. Kyle Scanlon, Stillwater 3 $545

T21. Jake Miller, Park (Cottage Grove) 2 $545

27. Julian Ramirez, Brea, Calif. 2 $450

30. Yarri Brynn, Mpls. South 2 $305

34. Jon Trasamar, Blue Earth 1 $226

42. Dylan Baker, Eden Prairie 1 $55

T45. Casey Vangsness, Alexandria 1 $22

T45. John Hafdal, Prior Lake 2 $22

2017 PEPSI TOUR

6. Robert Bell (4), Pierz 3 $6,510

15. Andre Metzger (15), Sioux Falls 3 $4,020

67. Dylan Baker (66), Eden Prairie 1 $1,155

110. Jon DuToit (109), Chaska 1 $500

Alex Kline, Elk River 1 --

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