Career Timeline of Corey Conners: Major Achievements and Milestones

Discover the career path of Corey Conners, from the first major opportunity to industry-changing achievements.

Corey Conners is a Canadian professional golfer competing on the PGA Tour. He has also participated in the PGA Tour Canada, PGA Tour Latinoamérica, and the Web.com Tour. Conners' career reflects his progression through various professional golf circuits, ultimately leading to his current presence on the PGA Tour.

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Full Timeline Career & Achievements

2010: Won Ontario Amateur

In 2010, Corey Conners won the Ontario Amateur tournament.

2014: Runner-up at U.S. Amateur

In 2014, Corey Conners was the runner-up to Gunn Yang at the U.S. Amateur held at Atlanta Athletic Club.

2015: Turned Professional

Following the 2015 Masters, Conners turned professional.

2015: Competed in Masters Tournament

In 2015, Corey Conners competed in the Masters Tournament, earning a spot due to his performance in the U.S. Amateur. Although he missed the cut, he was the best scoring amateur at +5.

December 2016: Earned Web.com Tour Place

In December 2016, Corey Conners tied for 42nd at the Web.com Tour qualifying tournament, earning a place on the Web.com Tour.

2017: Joined Web.com Tour

In 2017, Corey Conners played on the Web.com Tour after qualifying in December 2016.

March 2018: Led Valspar Championship after 54 holes

In March 2018, Corey Conners held the lead at the Valspar Championship after 54 holes but finished T16 after shooting 77 in the final round.

October 2018: Finished Second at Sanderson Farms Championship

In October 2018, Corey Conners finished second to Cameron Champ at the PGA Tour's Sanderson Farms Championship, earning $475,200.

April 7, 2019: Won Valero Texas Open

On April 7, 2019, Corey Conners won the Valero Texas Open, securing his place in the 2019 Masters Tournament. He earned the final spot in the tournament after a six-man playoff. The first place prize was $1,350,000.

2019: Continued Strong Play

In 2019, Corey Conners continued his strong play into the 2019-20 PGA season with 10 top-25 finishes, and one top-10 finish at the Zozo Championship. He finished the season with a FedEx Cup ranking of 53rd.

2019: Finished outside full status

In 2019, Corey Conners finished the season 130th in the FedEx Cup, narrowly missing full status for the 2019 season by five spots.

2020: Qualified for Summer Olympics

In 2020, Corey Conners qualified for the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

2021: Top-10 Finishes and PGA Championship Performance

Through the first 20 events of the 2021 season, Corey Conners had seven top-10 finishes, including a 7th-place finish at the Players Championship and 8th place at the Masters. He led after the first round of the 2021 PGA Championship but finished tied for 17th.