Aaron Baddeley

Aaron Baddeley, a professional golfer hailing from Australia, has made a significant impact on the PGA Tour, solidifying his status as a past champion. Baddeley's victories are numerous, including four PGA Tour events such as the "Verizon Heritage" in 2006 and the "Northern Trust Open" in 2011. His prowess extends to the European Tour, where he claimed two victories, notably at the "Greg Norman Holden International" in 2001. His highest world ranking was 16th in April 2008.

Baddeley's accomplishments extend beyond individual tournaments. He was the PGA Tour of Australasia's Order of Merit winner in 2000–01, a season in which he also earned the titles of Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year. Baddeley's putting skills have frequently positioned him as one of the top putters on the PGA Tour. In 2016, he triumphed at the "Barbasol Championship" in a playoff against Kim Si-woo, marking his first win in five years. Furthermore, Baddeley has a PGA Tour of Australasia playoff record of 2-0, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure.

Baddeley's career extends to representing Australia on an international level. In 2011, he was selected by Greg Norman for the Presidents Cup team, where he represented the International Team. Baddeley has also represented Australia in the World Cup in 2001 and in amateur events such as the Eisenhower Trophy. Furthermore, he attained a top-10 finish in The Players Championship in 2009, further adding to his list of noteworthy achievements.