Luke List File
* Age: 32* Education: Graduated from The Baylor School and Vanderbilt University* Job: PGA Tour player* Career earnings: List has made $2,650,408 playing golf: $1,915,280 in 71 PGA tournaments dating back to 2003 and $735,128 in 134 events on the Web.com Tour since 2004.* 2016-17 earnings: $887,278 playing in nine tournaments so far this season.* Career highlights: Runner-up at the 2004 U.S. Amateur; finished tied for 33rd at the 2005 Masters; won the 2012 South Georgia Classic on the Nationwide Tour; finished tied-for-second on the PGA Tour’s Sanderson Farms Invitational earlier this season (a career best); reached a personal-best 183rd in the world golf rankings in January 2017.
Luke List reacts after shooting a bogey on the eighteenth hole and dropping from the lead Sunday during the final round of the Stadion Classic in Athens, Ga. List tied for second place with a score of 16 under par.
Luke ListLooking at the numbers, golf fans can see the sudden emergence of 32-year-old Luke List.
His rise has been as striking as a well-hit 8-iron, and the pace of his success has been as quick as a downhill putt at Augusta National.
In mid-February, List had climbed into the top 20 of the Fed Ex Cup points race, which serves as the unofficial PGA rankings. He moved into the top-200 in the world golf rankings and had managed to make almost $900,000 in his first seven tournaments of the 2016-17 season.
Consider this: List had made almost the same amount of money and posted the same number of top-10 finishes (two) in his previous 62 PGA Tour starts since 2003 combined.