Harry Hall
Career Stats
Major Wins
0
Career Wins
3
Strokes-Gained Putting
0.91
Strokes Gained Tee to Green
0.32
Driving Accuracy
58.01
Greens in Regulation
65.31
Driving Distance (Yards)
303.60
Scrambling
65.66
Latest News and Reviews
Luke Donald admits Harry Hall's comments "got misconstrued" ahead of Ryder Cup
Luke Donald clears up the confusion surrounding Harry Hall's shock comments ahead of the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage.
Rory McIlroy believes Ryder Cup hopeful has every chance to make Luke Donald's team
Rory McIlroy considers England's Harry Hall has "got a chance" to make his debut on the European Ryder Cup team, despite saying he's had no conversations recently with captain Luke Donald.
Golf fans stunned after learning Ryder Cup hopeful Harry Hall has had "no recent conversations" with Luke Donald
England's Harry Hall confirms he has had no recent conversations with European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald, despite many people thinking he's in contention for a captain's pick.
'This is catastrophic' Rising English PGA Tour star ruled out of Farmers Insurance Open
Another day and yet more WDs ahead of the Farmers Insurance Open on the PGA Tour as England's Harry Hall becomes the EIGHTH player to remove his name from the field at Torrey Pines.
How much Emiliano Grillo and others made at Charles Schwab Challenge
Emiliano Grillo lands his first title in seven and half years on the PGA Tour.
England's Harry Hall leads Charles Schwab Challenge as Scottie Scheffler lurks
Harry Hall is putting on a putting masterclass at the Charles Schwab Challenge.
Full Biography
Harry Hall is an English professional golfer who plays on the PGA Tour.
Born in Camborne, Hall learned to play golf at West Cornwall and enjoyed success in the junior and amateur ranks in England and Wales before moving to the United States in 2015, earning a golf scholarship at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas.
Hall represented Great Britain and Ireland in the 2019 Walker Cup before turning professional and joining the Korn Ferry Tour the following year. He won two KFT titles and finished 17th in the standings at the end of the 2022 season, earning him a PGA Tour card.
He finished 93rd in the FedExCup in the 2022/23 season, coming close to a maiden PGA Tour victory at the Charles Schwab Challenge, where he shared the lead after 54 holes before fading to finish in a tie for third.
But Hall broke through in 2024, winning the co-sanctioned ISCO Championship in Kentucky after a five-man playoff.
Renowned as one of the best putters on Tour, Hall enjoyed a consistent 2025 season and posted five top-10 finishes, earning close to $4million and qualifying for his first Tour Championship.