Paul Casey turned professional in 2000. Since then Casey has seen 1 PGA Tour win and 12 European Tour wins.
Birthday 21/07/1977
Birthplace Cheltenham, England
Official World Golf Ranking 22nd
Height 5 ft, 10 in
Best Results in Majors
Masters – 6th (2004)
US Open – 10th (2007)
Open Championship – 3rd (2010)
PGA Championship – 12th (2010)
In 2004, Casey joined the PGA Tour in April as a Special Temporary Member and earned privileges for the 2005 season through making the 2004 Ryder Cup team.
He also managed to finish sixth at his first appearance at the US Masters. He went into the final round a shot behind co-leaders Phil Mickelson and Chris DiMarco but shot a disappointing 74.
Casey also finished third at the Open Championship in 2010. He finished tied third with Henrik Stenson on 8-under-par, falling 8 shots short of the impressive Louis Oosthuizen at St. Andrews.
In 2011, Casey failed to finish inside the top 125 of the official money list for the first time in four years.
After three seasons without finishing in the top 10, Casey posted a career-high eight top ten performances, finishing runner up on two occasions both via play-off defeats in the 2014/15 season.
Casey has appeared in the 2004, 2006 and 2008 Ryder Cup. He made his debut at Oakland Hills where he picked up one point from two matches. He played a significant role at the K Club in 2006, winning three out of four points as Europe won by a huge margin of 18½ to 9½. In 2008, Casey was picked as a wildcard by captain Nick Faldo.
A personal highlight of Casey’s must be his hole in one at 14th hole at the K Club to seal a 5&4 victory over US pair Stewart Cink and Zach Johnson. It was only the fifth hole in one in Ryder Cup history and the first since Englishman Howard Clark’s in 1995.
Paul Casey began the final round of the Valspar Championship five shots off the lead but he carded a superb 65 to post a four-round total of 10-under-par that none of those following could match. Casey made three birdies in a row from the 11th to move to 10-under-par and…
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Why Paul Casey is not eligible for the Ryder Cup Looking at Paul Casey’s career record – one PGA Tour win, 13 European Tour titles and two triumphs in Asia – it is clear to see that his three Ryder Cup appearances (twice on the winning side) would be among…
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Jordan Spieth is 14-under through 36 holes. He leads The Masters by five.
Jimmy Walker's nine-shot win in the Sony Open in Hawaii of 2015
Justin Thomas shoots 61 to go into a three-way tie for the lead
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A high quality field will contest the 10th running of this event
Paul Casey won his first European Tour title of the season at the KLM Open
Lowdown: The European Tour heads for the Emerald Isle this week for The Irish Open. England’s Paul Casey defends the title against a strong field at Fota Island Resort. Many of Europe’s best have made the journey across the Atlantic this week after participating in the U.S. Open at Pinehurst.…
England's Paul Casey made a welcome return to the winner's circle, capturing the Irish Open at Carton House by three shots from countryman Robert Rock and Joost Luiten of Holland.
Paul Casey has withdrawn from the US Open due to an injury, his replacement is 14-year-old Andy Zhang a China-born American
England’s Paul Casey came out on top after a thrilling final day’s play in the Volvo Golf Champions tournament at The Royal Golf Club in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It was Casey’s first victory in 20 months.
Paul Casey suffered a recurrence of a rib injury which forced him to retire after just two holes of the final round of the HSBC Champions in Shanghai.
Paul Casey has been forced to withdraw from this week's tournament in New Jersey with a lingering rib injury.
US Open 2009 golf betting guide. This year's tournament is staged on the Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale New York and in-form resident tipster Paul Krishnamurty provides his comprehensive form guide and top tips for the title, held by favourite Tiger Woods.
