How They're Doing: Minnesotans on Pro Tour Money Lists -- Sept. 1

September 1, 2024 | 3 min.
By Michael R Fermoyle

Players from Minnesota or with Minnesota connections

2024 PGA TOUR

Pos. Name (Prev.) From Events Money won

25. Tom Hoge (26), Fargo 25 $4,628,329

64. Erik Van Rooyen (64), South Africa 20 $2,509,377

142. Troy Merritt (142), Spring Lake Park 21 $604,152

202. Frankie Capan (202), North Oaks 1 $72,305

2024 KORN FERRY TOUR

18. Frankie Capan (15), North Oaks 20 $324,244

121. Van Holmgren (125), Wayzata 15 $56,892

195. Andre Metzger (195), Sioux Falls 5 $8,810

Thomas Longbella, Chippewa Falls 2 --

PGA TOUR AMERICAS

14. Thomas Longbella (13), Chippewa Falls 9 $49,755

36. Derek Hitchner (32), Minneapolis 12 $29,692

161. Caleb VanArragon (NA), Blaine 1 $2, 934

2024 PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS

44. Mario Tiziani (45), Chanhassen 18 $384,823

88. Tim Herron (87), Wayzata 12 $107,988

105. Tom Lehman (104), Alexandria 13 $52,897

117. Cameron Beckman (116), Burnsville 3 $33,388

2024 LPGA TOUR

171. Kim Kaufman (168), Clark, S.D. 1 $23,741

EPSON TOUR

6. Kim Kaufman (5), Clark, S.D. 15 $75,888

30. Kate Smith-Stroh (29), Detroit Lakes 15 $45,379

2023-24 FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL GOLF TOUR

85. Jeff Sorenson, Blaine 6 $690

2023-24 MINOR LEAGUE GOLF TOUR

15. Angus Flanagan (11), Woking, England 5 $13,250

25. Thomas Longbella (11), Chippewa Falls, Wis. 7 $9,965

52. Ben Sigel (42), Minnetonka 5 $5,992

60. Aaron Wilson (66), Chanhassen 41 $5,329

196. Jack Ebner (157), Edina 3 $881

200. Will Grevlos (NA), Sioux Falls 32 $816

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Michael R Fermoyle

Mike Fermoyle’s amateur golf career features state titles in five different decades, beginning with the State Public Links (1969), three State Amateurs (1970, 1973 and 1980), and four State Four-Ball championships (1972, 1985, 1993 and 2001). Fermoyle was medalist at the Pine to Palm in 1971, won the Resorters in 1972, made the cut at the State Amateur 18 consecutive years (1969 to 1986), the last being 2000, and amassed 13 top-ten finishes. Fermoyle also made it to the semi-final matches at the MGA’s annual match play championship, the Players’, in 1982 and 1987.

Fermoyle enjoyed a career as a sportswriter at the St. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch before retiring in 2006. Two years later he began a second career covering the golf beat exclusively for the MGA and its website, mngolf.org, where he ranks individual prep golfers and teams, provides coverage on local amateur and professional tournaments and keeps tabs on how Minnesotans are faring on the various professional tours.

How They're Doing: Minnesotans on Pro Tour Money Lists -- Sept. 1

Michael R Fermoyle

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