Mike Weir

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  • Mike Weir is a golfer on the PGA Tour. He played on the Canadian Tour prior to joining the PGA Tour in 1998.Official Site Of The PGA Tour: Mike Weir Profile
  • Professional Career

    Mike Weir has had success on the PGA Tour, the Canadian Tour and internationally, since turning pro in 1992. He was the Canadian Tour rookie of the year in 1993, winning the Canadian TPC. In 1997 he led the Canadian Tour with the fewest average strokes per round. Weir finished in the top 25 four times in international events.Official Site: Canadians On Tour - Mike Weir

    Entering the 2009 season, Weir has played in 290 PGA Tour events, making the cut 213 times. He has eight wins, eight second place finishes, seven third place finishes, 61 top ten finishes and close to $24 million in career earnings.Official Site Of The PGA Tour: Mike Weir Profile

  • Career Highlights

    Mike Weir won the Lionel Conacher Award in 2000, 2001 and 2003 as Canada's male athlete of the year.Official Site: Canadians On Tour - Mike Weir In 2003, he won The Masters, earning his first major championship.Official Site Of The Masters: 2003 Results Later in 2003, Weir tied for third with Kenny Perry at the 2003 US Open.Official Site Of The 2003 US Open: Tournament Results He was the winner of the 2003 Lou Marsh Trophy for Canada's outstanding athlete.CBC-Sports: Weir Wins Lou Marsh Trophy In 2006, Weir finished sixth at the PGA Championship.The 2006 PGA Championship: Leaderboard

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