BRYAN DECORSO

1) 2008 South Georgia Classic

(1): 1996 Morningstar Classic [Can]

$12,766 (123)

66 at Round 1, Pacific Rubiales Bogota Open Presented by Samsung. 66 at Round 1, BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation. 66 at Round 2, The Rex Hospital Open.

1– South Georgia Classic.

T6– Panama Digicel Championship.

Tournaments Entered–1; in money–; Top 10 finishes–

Tournaments Entered–25; in money–6; Top 10 finishes–1

Member of the Nationwide Tour in 2008-09. Was T6 at the 2009 season-opening Panama Digicel Championship, his best finish in 25 starts. Also had a T11 at his second-to-last event of 2009, the Chattanooga Classic…Made nine cuts in 28 Nationwide Tour starts in 2008. In his 14th career start,

tallied a then career-best T10 finish at the Moonah Classic. Was T4 at the Henrico County Open after holding a share of the 54-hole lead. Earned his first career Tour win at the South Georgia Classic the following week, topping Bryce Molder and Greg Owen by four strokes. Began the tournament with a 4-under 68 to trail first-round leader Garth Mulroy by one shot. A 3-under 69 in the second round moved him into a lead that he wouldn’t relinquish. The victory, which came less than a month after undergoing a total revamp of his golf swing, was worth $112,500 and propelled him to fourth on the official money list, at the time. Posted just one top-25 the remainder of the season, an additional 19 events, making just five cuts. He eventually finished 40th on the money list. He also made his first PGA TOUR cut, a T63 at the RBC Canadian Open. Earned status on the Nationwide Tour based on his T74 finish at the 2007 PGA TOUR National Qualifying Tournament. Finished inside the top 20 on the Gateway Tour’s Summer Beach Series (2007). Posted seven victories and 25 top-10 finishes on the Canadian, Gateway, U.S. Pro Golf and Moonlight Tours in 2006. Member of the Nationwide Tour in 2004, making the cut in two of eight starts. Finished T42 at the Scholarship America Showdown and 58th at the Miccosukee Championship. Only had two career Nationwide Tour appearances prior to 2004 season. Both came in 2003, finishing T60 at the Samsung Canadian PGA Championship before missing the cut at the Alberta Calgary Classic…Member of the Canadian Tour from 1996-98 and 2002-03. Finished No. 24 on the 2003 Order of Merit, with only top 10 coming at the MTS Classic (second). Winner of the Canadian Tour’s 1996 Morningstar Classic. Best season came in his rookie year of 1996, finishing No. 10 on the money list. For his efforts, named 1996 Rookie of the Year. Has also played on the Golden Bear Tour, Gateway Tour and Tour de Las Americas.