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Chris Gotterup Bio: PGA Tour Wins and Presidents Cup

The five-time PGA Tour winner arrives at Medinah after a three-win 2026 season and makes his Presidents Cup debut as a U.S. captain’s pick.

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Chris Gotterup Quick Facts

Full nameChristopher Gotterup
BornJuly 20, 1999
Age27 as of 09-21-2026
BirthplaceEaston, Maryland
RaisedLittle Silver, New Jersey
CollegeRutgers and Oklahoma
Turned professional2022
PGA Tour wins5
2026 PGA Tour wins3
Presidents Cup2026 debut · Captain’s pick

Rutgers Foundation and an Award-Winning Oklahoma Season

Gotterup was born in Easton, Maryland, and raised in Little Silver, New Jersey. He stayed close to home for four seasons at Rutgers, where he became one of the program’s most accomplished players.

He transferred to Oklahoma for his final college season in 2021–22. Gotterup won the Fred Haskins Award and Jack Nicklaus Award as the country’s leading men’s college golfer, earned consensus first-team All-America recognition and finished seventh in the PGA Tour University ranking.

Five PGA Tour Victories

Gotterup turned professional in 2022 and earned his first PGA Tour title at the 2024 Myrtle Beach Classic. His breakthrough accelerated when he defeated Rory McIlroy and Marco Penge by two strokes at the 2025 Genesis Scottish Open.

2024 Myrtle Beach Classic
First PGA Tour victory.
2025 Genesis Scottish Open
Closed with 66 and won by two strokes.
2026 Sony Open
Opened the season with his third career title.
2026 WM Phoenix Open
Defeated Hideki Matsuyama in a playoff.
2026 John Deere Classic
Overcame a five-shot deficit with a final-round 62.

A Three-Win 2026 Season

Gotterup won three times in 2026: the Sony Open, WM Phoenix Open and John Deere Classic. At TPC Deere Run, his closing 9-under 62 completed a five-shot comeback and delivered his fifth career PGA Tour title.

He advanced to the Tour Championship for the second consecutive season and tied for fourth. His three victories made him one of only four players with at least three PGA Tour wins during the season.

Chris Gotterup’s Presidents Cup Debut

Gotterup finished seventh in U.S. qualifying, narrowly missing the six automatic positions. Captain Brandt Snedeker then selected him as one of six captain’s picks for Medinah.

The 2026 competition is Gotterup’s first Presidents Cup appearance. He is one of three rookies on the U.S. roster alongside Jacob Bridgeman and Jackson Koivun.

Selection
Captain’s pick by Brandt Snedeker.
Previous appearances
None — Presidents Cup rookie.
2026 résumé
Three victories and a T4 at the Tour Championship.
Venue
Medinah Country Club, Course No. 3.

Visit the 2026 Presidents Cup hub →

Chris Gotterup’s Clubs and Specs

A separate My9Iron page documents Gotterup’s photographed August 2026 equipment inventory, including his Ping driver, TaylorMade woods, Bridgestone blades, MG5 wedges and Spider putter.

See Chris Gotterup’s 2026 clubs and specs →

Frequently Asked Questions

How old is Chris Gotterup?

He is 27 years old as of September 21, 2026.

How many PGA Tour wins does Chris Gotterup have?

Gotterup has five PGA Tour victories, including three during 2026.

Where did Chris Gotterup attend college?

He played four seasons at Rutgers before transferring to Oklahoma for his final collegiate season.

Has Chris Gotterup played in the Presidents Cup before?

No. The 2026 Presidents Cup is his first appearance.

How did Chris Gotterup make the 2026 U.S. team?

He finished seventh in qualifying and was selected by captain Brandt Snedeker.

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