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Corey Conners

Corey Conners is a Canadian PGA TOUR professional known for precise iron play, steady driving and a low-drama approach to tournament golf. Born in Listowel, Ontario, he played college golf at Kent State and has won twice on the PGA TOUR, both at the Valero Texas Open. As of September 14, 2026, he is

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Corey Conners

AT A GLANCE

Quick facts

Age
34As of September 14, 2026
PGA TOUR wins
2Both at the Valero Texas Open
World ranking
Around No. 54Current 2026 listing
FedExCup
59th2026 standing
Career earnings
Over $33 millionOfficial PGA TOUR money
Cuts made
179 of 232PGA TOUR career

THE STORY

What to know

QUICK PROFILE

A reliable Canadian contender

Conners turned professional in 2015 and joined the PGA TOUR in 2018. He has made 179 cuts in 232 PGA TOUR starts and has earned more than $33 million in official money.

  • Born January 6, 1992
  • Listowel, Ontario, Canada
  • 6 feet tall
  • Kent State University
  • Turned pro in 2015
  • PGA TOUR member since 2018

Right-handed player

CAREER

Two PGA TOUR wins

Both of Conners’ PGA TOUR victories came at the Valero Texas Open, making the event a defining part of his career.

  • 2019 Valero Texas Open
  • 2023 Valero Texas Open

Best FedExCup finish: 4th in 2025

PLAYING STYLE

Built around ball-striking

Conners is at his best when accuracy and approach play matter more than raw power. His long-iron control and consistent tee-to-green game make him especially dangerous on demanding layouts and in major championships.

  • Strong approach play
  • Accurate tee shots
  • Comfortable on difficult courses
  • Generally conservative decision-making

Putting has historically been the less reliable part of his game

RECENT FORM

A steady 2026 season

Conners has remained a regular cut-maker in 2026, with 19 cuts made in 21 starts and seven top-25 finishes reported by the PGA TOUR.

  • T14 · Valspar Championship
  • T55 · PGA Championship
  • 7 top-25 finishes in 2026
  • 19 of 21 cuts made in 2026

Current season wins: 0

INTERNATIONAL GOLF

A regular for Team Canada

Conners has represented Canada at the Olympics and played on two International Presidents Cup teams.

  • 2020 Olympic Games
  • 2022 Presidents Cup
  • 2024 Olympic Games
  • 2024 Presidents Cup

He played for the International Team at Royal Montreal in 2024

EQUIPMENT

A PING-centered setup

Reported 2026 equipment information shows Conners using a PING driver, fairway woods, irons and putter, paired with a Titleist Pro V1 golf ball. Professional equipment can change during the season, so this should be treated as reported rather than a complete official inventory.

  • PING G440 LST driver
  • PING G440 Max fairway woods
  • PING Blueprint S irons
  • PING PLD Milled Ally Blue Onset putter
  • Titleist Pro V1 ball

Reported WITB; verified equipment details may vary by event

CAREER & GOLF JOURNEY

Notable moments

  1. Born in Listowel

    Corey Michael Conners was born in Listowel, Ontario, Canada.

  2. Kent State standout

    He completed his college career at Kent State University.

  3. Turns professional

    Conners began his professional career.

  4. Joins the PGA TOUR

    He earned his PGA TOUR card and became a full-time member.

  5. First PGA TOUR win

    He won the Valero Texas Open after Monday qualifying.

  6. Wins again in Texas

    He captured a second Valero Texas Open title.

RECENT FORM

Recent results and activity

EventResultDate
Valspar ChampionshipT142026
PGA ChampionshipT552026

WHAT'S IN THE BAG

Equipment

Driver
PING G440 LSTReported 9-degree setupReported WITB · 2026-04-01
Fairway
PING G440 MaxReported 3-wood and 5-wood setupReported WITB · 2026-04-01
Irons
PING Blueprint SReported iron modelReported WITB · 2026-04-01
Putter
PING PLD Milled Ally Blue OnsetReported putter modelReported WITB · 2026-04-01
Ball
Titleist Pro V1Reported ball choiceReported WITB · 2026-04-01

HH take

Why this profile is worth exploring

Conners is one of the best examples of how far elite approach play can take a golfer: he does not need to be the flashiest player to become a serious threat on tough courses.