Profile and Career of canadian professional golf player Mike Weir

Mike Weir is a canadian professional golf player. He started playing professional golf in 1992 on the Canadian Professional Golf Tour. He won his first Canadian tour win in 1993 Infinity Tournament Players Championship.

His first PGA Tour win came in 1999 at the Air Canada Championship. His biggest success came at 2003 Masters Tournament where he become the winner of the tournament. By this win he become the first Canadian male to win a professional major championship. In the same year he ended as tied third at the U.S. Open.

After winning 2003 Masters Tournament, Weir won his second Nissan Open in 2004. He has a total of 8 PGA Tour wins, which is most number of PGA Tour wins by a canadian alongwith George Knudson. His last PGA Tour win came at Fry's Electronics Open in 2007.

Performance in of Mike Wier on PGA Tours:

• Cuts made - 245
• Wins - 8
• 2nd Place finishes - 9
• 3rd Place finishes - 8
• Top 10 finishes - 68
• Top 25 finishes - 138

Personal Profile of Mike Weir

• Full Name of Mike Weir - Michael Richard Weir
• Date of Birth - 12th May, 1970
• Birth Place - Sarnia, Ontario (Canada)
• Country - Canada

Career Profile of Mike Weir

• Turned Professional in - 1992
• Professional Wins - 16
• Best Performance in Major Championships:
  • Masters Tournament - Become winner in 2003
  • U.S. Open - Tied on Third position in 2003
  • The Open Championship - Tied on 8th position in 2007
  • PGA Championship - 6th in 2006
• PGA Tour Wins:
  • Air Canada Championship (1999)
  • WGG-American Express Championship (2000)
  • The Tour Championship (2001)
  • Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (2003)
  • Nissan Open (2003)
  • Masters Tournament (2003)
  • Nissan Open (2004)
  • Fry Electronics Open (2007)