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Curtis John Luck (born 9 August 1996)[1][2] is an Australian professional golfer from Cottesloe, Western Australia. In March 2017 he became the number one ranked amateur golfer in the world, heading the World Amateur Golf Ranking. He held that ranking before turning professional in April.

Key Information

Golf career

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Luck was runner-up at the 2014 Australian Amateur.[3] He also won the 2016 Western Australian Open on the PGA Tour of Australasia.[4]

Luck won the 2016 U.S. Amateur. He had previously planned to turn professional in October 2016, but decided to wait in order to retain his invitations in the 2017 Masters, U.S. Open and Open Championship.[5][6] He moved from seventh in the World Amateur Golf Ranking[7] to third with the win.[8]

Luck was awarded the Emerging Athlete of the Year at the 2016 Australian Institute of Sport Performance Awards.[9]

Luck later decided to turn professional at the 2017 Valero Texas Open, meaning he forfeited his U.S. Open and Open Championship exemptions.

In August 2020, Luck won the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship in Ohio on the Korn Ferry Tour.

Amateur wins

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Source:[10]

Professional wins (2)

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PGA Tour of Australasia wins (1)

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No. Date Tournament Winning score Margin of
victory 		Runner-up
1 1 May 2016 Nexus Risk TSA Group WA Open
(as an amateur) 		−19 (67-64-62-68=261) 2 strokes Australia Travis Smyth (a)

Korn Ferry Tour wins (1)

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Legend
Championship Series (1)
Other Korn Ferry Tour (0)
No. Date Tournament Winning score Margin of
victory		 Runners-up
1 23 Aug 2020 Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship −11 (68-66-68-71=273) 1 stroke United States Theo Humphrey, United States Taylor Montgomery,
United States Cameron Young

Results in major championships

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Results not in chronological order in 2020.

Tournament 2017 2018
Masters Tournament T46
U.S. Open
The Open Championship
PGA Championship
Tournament 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Masters Tournament
PGA Championship
U.S. Open CUT
The Open Championship NT CUT
  Did not play

CUT = missed the half-way cut
"T" = tied for place
NT = no tournament due to COVID-19 pandemic

Team appearances

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Amateur

See also

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References

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Curtis Luck

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Curtis Luck (born 9 August 1996) is an Australian professional golfer from Perth, , who rose to prominence as an amateur by winning the 2016 U.S. Amateur Championship and becoming the world number one ranked amateur golfer in March 2017 before turning professional later that year. Luck's amateur career was marked by exceptional achievements, including an individual victory in the 2016 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, which earned him invitations to major tournaments like the Masters and . He also claimed the 2016 Western Australian Open on the as an amateur, defeating professionals and showcasing his potential on the international stage. These successes positioned him among elite company, joining previous Australian U.S. Amateur winners like Nick Flanagan and drawing comparisons to figures such as and in their amateur phases. Since turning professional in April 2017, Luck has primarily competed on the PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour, where he secured his maiden professional title at the 2020 Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship with a dramatic par save on the final hole. His career has included appearances in majors, such as multiple editions of The Open Championship, though he has faced challenges including injuries that sidelined him periodically into 2025. In 2025, he qualified for The Open Championship and posted strong finishes in Australasian events, signaling a resurgence. As of November 2025, Luck continues to compete on developmental tours while maintaining a world ranking in the 600s, reflecting his ongoing pursuit of consistent success at the highest levels.

Early life and background

Family and upbringing

Curtis Luck was born on August 9, 1996, in Cottesloe, a suburb of Perth, . He grew up in Perth, where he attended , receiving his formal education there before focusing on his golf career. Luck's parents are Stuart Luck and Jody Luck, who have maintained a low public profile but provided strong support throughout his development, along with his older sister . His family has a background in rather than , though Luck himself developed a passion for the . Stuart Luck often served as his son's during early tournaments, starting when Curtis was 12 years old. A key early influence was his grandmother, Pat Luck, who introduced him to golf as a young child by pushing him around in her golf bag at the Cottesloe Golf Club. Luck later relocated to Orlando, Florida, to pursue professional opportunities in the United States.

Introduction to golf

Curtis Luck's introduction to golf began in his early childhood in Perth, , where he first experimented with plastic clubs in the backyard as a youngster before the age of 10. His passion for the sport truly ignited at age 10 during a junior clinic at Cottesloe Golf Club, where he was encouraged by his father, Stuart, to pursue it more seriously. Initially, Luck borrowed his father's clubs for practice, honing his skills in an informal setting that laid the foundation for his development. Family support played a key role in fostering this early interest. As Luck progressed, he received early coaching from Craig Bishop in , who began working with him around age 15 and provided crucial guidance over the next several years. His first competitive experiences came in local junior events, including his debut tournament at age 12 amid challenging weather conditions, marking the start of his structured involvement in the sport. These initial outings at clubs like Cottesloe helped build his resilience and technique before advancing to higher levels. Luck's growing commitment to golf had notable academic repercussions, as he frequently missed for training and local competitions, which affected his studies and diminished his interest in formal . By his early teens, at age 13, he had decided to forgo a full university path, instead dedicating himself entirely to a professional career. This choice reflected his single-minded focus, supported by mentorship from figures like Brett Rumford and Terry Gale alongside Bishop's coaching.

Amateur career

Junior and early amateur achievements

Luck demonstrated early promise in junior golf, winning the Western Australian State Junior Title and the Championship in 2012, achievements that marked his first contributions to national junior rankings. Influenced by his family's encouragement in taking up the sport, he built a strong foundation in Western Australia's competitive junior scene. His transition to early amateur competitions in 2014 was marked by a series of dominant victories. Luck captured the Victorian Junior Masters at Waverley Golf Club, closing with a 67 to win by seven strokes at 4-under par overall. Later that year, he won the NSW Stroke Play Medal at Pennant Hills and Castle Hill Golf Clubs, prevailing by five strokes after a final-round 65 that included six birdies. He also claimed the Western Australian Amateur Championship at Royal Perth, where a course-record 63 in secured medalist honors and set the stage for his match-play success. These regional triumphs elevated Luck's profile, leading to international junior exposure when he advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2014 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship in , defeating American Will Fleenor 4&3 en route. At the Australian Amateur Championship, he reached the final but fell to New Zealand's Tae Koh by 6&5, finishing as runner-up and solidifying his rise among Australia's top amateurs. Throughout this period, Luck maintained his amateur status while beginning to benefit from equipment sponsorship by Callaway, utilizing their clubs in key events.

Major amateur victories and rankings

Luck's most prominent amateur achievement came in 2016 when he won the U.S. Amateur Championship at in Bloomfield Township, . In the 36-hole final, he defeated of the , 6 and 4, after mounting an impressive comeback by winning eight consecutive holes in the afternoon round to take control of the match. This victory marked only the second time an Australian had claimed the title, following Nick Flanagan (2003). Later that year, Luck secured another significant win at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship held at Golf Club in , . Trailing by seven strokes entering the final round, he carded a 5-under-par 67 to finish at 12-under overall, edging out compatriot Brett Coletta by one stroke for the title. These successes elevated his profile internationally and contributed to his ascent in global rankings. In March 2017, Luck reached the pinnacle of amateur golf by ascending to the No. 1 position in the , a spot he held for four weeks before turning professional. His U.S. Amateur triumph granted him exemptions into the , U.S. Open, and , while the Asia-Pacific victory provided an additional invitation to the Masters. Luck also played a key role in Australia's team success at the 2016 World Amateur Team Championship (Eisenhower Trophy) in , where the squad set a record low score of 534 (−42) to win by 19 . During the event, he contributed a personal best of 9-under 63 in the second round, helping secure the nation's first title since 1996.

Professional career

Turning professional and initial wins

Following his participation in the 2017 Masters Tournament as the reigning U.S. Amateur champion and world No. 1 ranked amateur, Curtis Luck announced his decision to turn professional in April 2017. This move meant forgoing his earned exemptions into the U.S. Open and later that year, as those privileges were reserved for amateurs. Luck made his professional debut at the later that month, entering via sponsor exemption and posting rounds of 73 and 72 to finish at 1-over par, missing the cut by one stroke. On the same day as his debut, he secured his first major endorsement deal, joining the Callaway Golf staff on a multi-year agreement to use their clubs, balls, gloves, and Odyssey putter. Throughout the remainder of the 2017 season, Luck received sponsor exemptions into several events, where he showed promise with a tie for fifth at the Quicken Loans National in June, his first top-10 finish as a and earning him over $200,000 in . To establish a foothold on the developmental circuit, he advanced through Qualifying School in the fall, securing full membership for the 2018 season after sharing the 36-hole lead at the final stage in .

Mid-career challenges and tour performances

Following his promising start to professional golf in 2017, Curtis Luck encountered significant challenges on the during the 2018 and 2019 seasons, where he competed to earn a full card but ultimately fell short of the top-25 points threshold required for promotion. In 2018, Luck recorded solid individual performances, including a 11-under-par finish at the Pinnacle Bank Championship and a 17-under total at the , yet his overall season results did not position him among the leaders in the points standings. The following year, he achieved a tied for seventh place at the Championship, tying with three other international players at 8-under par, marking one of his stronger showings but still insufficient for a promotion. The 2020 season brought a breakthrough victory at the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship, where Luck closed with an even-par 71 to finish at 11-under, edging out the field by one stroke amid a condensed schedule disrupted by the . However, broader inconsistencies plagued his play that year, with only four cuts made across 11 starts and a string of three consecutive missed cuts to close the season, compounded by tour suspensions and rescheduling that limited competitive opportunities for many players. From 2021 to 2022, Luck's form remained erratic, reflected in mixed results such as a tied for 16th at the and a tied for 79th at the Albertsons Boise Open in 2021, alongside poorer finishes like tied for 103rd at the . His declined steadily during this period, dropping outside the top 1,000 by late 2022. To regain footing, Luck attempted the 2022 , advancing to the final stage where he finished tied for 12th at 7-under par, earning conditional status for the 2023 season but highlighting ongoing struggles for full-time access. Amid these tour battles, Luck experimented with equipment adjustments in 2021 to better adapt to varying course conditions, particularly during events on the where he notched near-miss top-10 finishes, such as his strong contention in select domestic tournaments that underscored his potential despite the inconsistencies. These efforts, however, were hampered by mental game pressures and the cumulative impact of conditional playing status, which restricted his event access and contributed to ranking volatility.

2023–2025 resurgence

In 2023, faced a significant setback on the when he was disqualified from the Boise Open in August after missing his first-round tee time due to a misunderstanding while warming up on the practice range. This incident during the left him at No. 59 on the season points list, outside the top 30 needed for full membership, prompting a period of reflection and adjustment to his schedule. Luck rebounded by continuing to compete on the for the remainder of 2023, focusing on consistent preparation to regain momentum. Throughout 2024, Luck maintained steady performances on the and other developmental circuits, posting finishes such as at the Utah Championship and T36 at the NV5 Invitational, which helped build his confidence amid ongoing recovery from prior challenges. A led to a three-month earlier in the year, but he returned to competition in October, using events like the WA Open to progressively sharpen his . These efforts positioned him for a stronger 2025, where he secured an exempt medical extension on the , allowing continued access to higher-level play while rebuilding his standing. Luck's 2025 season has shown signs of resurgence, with participation in events on the and . He competed in at Royal Portrush in July 2025, where he missed the cut. As of November 2025, ahead of the ISPS Handa (November 28–December 1), Luck holds conditional status through his prior achievements and recent form, positioning him to vie for full reinstatement in while continuing to compete on the and international events to solidify his comeback trajectory. His stands at 659.

Tournament victories

PGA Tour of Australasia wins

Luck secured his lone victory on the PGA Tour of Australasia at the 2016 Nexus Risk TSA Group Western Australian Open, held at The WA Golf Club in Perth. Competing as a 19-year-old amateur, he posted a tournament total of 19-under-par 261 across four rounds, clinching the title by two strokes over fellow amateur Travis Smyth. His final-round score of 2-under par allowed him to maintain a lead established after an early bogey, marking a redemption from his runner-up finish in the 2015 edition. This 72-hole stroke-play event showcased Luck's emerging talent against a professional field, making him only the third winner in the tournament's history over the prior 25 years, following Leaney in 1991 and Oliver Goss in 2012. Although ineligible for official points as an , the victory significantly boosted his regional profile and contributed to his rapid rise, including a subsequent win at the U.S. Amateur later that year. The achievement preceded his debut in 2017, providing crucial momentum as he transitioned to the paid ranks without further successes on the circuit through 2025.

Korn Ferry Tour wins

Luck's sole victory on the came at the 2020 Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship held at Golf Club's Scarlet Course in . Entering the final round with a two-shot lead, he carded an even-par 71 to finish at 11-under par 273, securing a one-stroke victory over Theo Humphrey and . The win, his first on the tour after turning professional in 2017, earned him $180,000 and 600 Korn Ferry Tour points, propelling him to second on the season-long points list at that stage. This triumph marked a significant milestone in Luck's professional transition, as it boosted his standing and ultimately helped him finish 21st on the 2020 Points List, earning full status for the 2021 season. Despite the breakthrough, Luck has not secured additional victories since 2020, with his career on the tour featuring several top-10 finishes across more than 100 starts. These consistent performances have supported his ongoing pursuit of sustained contention, though challenges in maintaining form have limited further wins.

Major championships

Participation and results

Curtis Luck's entry into major championships began during his amateur career with an exemption to the , earned through his victory in the 2016 U.S. Amateur Championship. He finished tied for 46th with rounds of 78-72-75-72, totaling 9-over par 297, marking one of only two amateurs to make the cut that year. Upon turning professional in April 2017, Luck forfeited his exemptions to the 2017 U.S. Open and . His professional-era major qualifications came through strong performances on developmental tours and regional events. For the 2020 U.S. Open, he gained entry by finishing second in points standings following his win at the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship, though he missed the cut with scores of 75-76 (+11 151). In 2025, Luck qualified for by finishing runner-up at the 2024 ISPS Handa (top three qualify), but again missed the cut after opening rounds of 80-70 (+8 150). Across his three major appearances to date, Luck has made just one cut, with no finishes better than tied for 46th and no participation in the PGA Championship. His amateur successes, including the 2016 U.S. Amateur, directly facilitated his initial major entry.

Notable performances

Luck's most notable major championship performance came in his debut at the 2017 Masters Tournament, where the 20-year-old Australian amateur made the cut after an opening-round 78 followed by an even-par 72, rallying with a birdie on the challenging 10th hole to advance on the number. He finished tied for 46th with weekend scores of 75 and 72, including a strong stretch of four consecutive birdies on holes 12 through 15 in the final round. During a practice round, Luck received valuable advice from Rory McIlroy on navigating Amen Corner, particularly the par-3 12th hole, where McIlroy emphasized striking the tee shot immediately upon sensing a favorable wind shift to avoid the disorienting effects of swirling conditions. As the 2016 U.S. Amateur champion, Luck was exempt into the 2017 U.S. Open and but forfeited those invitations after turning professional in April 2017. His next major appearance was the 2020 U.S. Open, where he missed the cut with rounds of 75 and 76 for a total of +11. Luck qualified for the 2025 at Royal Portrush by finishing runner-up at the December 2024 ISPS Handa , marking his debut in the event, but he again missed the cut, finishing at +8 after a second-round 70. Luck's best major finish remains his T46 at the 2017 Masters, where he posted a scoring average of 74.25 across four rounds, highlighting his ability to adapt under pressure as a debutant despite the tournament's demanding conditions. These experiences underscored key learnings in managing variable winds and strategic patience on iconic holes, contributing to his growth in high-stakes environments.

International team appearances

World Amateur Team Championship

Curtis Luck represented in the 2016 Eisenhower Trophy, held from September 21 to 24 at the Mayakoba El Camaleón Golf Club (par 72) and Iberostar Playa Paraiso Golf Club in , . As part of a team comprising Cameron Davis, Harrison Endycott, and captained by Matt Cutler, Luck played a pivotal role in securing Australia's fourth title in the event's history and first since 1996. The Australians dominated, finishing at 38-under-par 534 to win by a record-tying margin of 19 strokes over , matching the lowest 72-hole team total in championship history. Luck's standout performance came in the third round, where he carded a bogey-free 9-under-par 63 at Iberostar Playa Paraiso, featuring nine birdies, to propel to a 16-stroke lead after 54 holes. He followed with a 4-under 68 in the final round at El Camaleón, tying teammate Davis, for an individual total of 17-under 271, securing solo second place behind Davis's 19-under 269. These efforts, combined with Endycott's supporting scores, exemplified the team's cohesive strategy and execution under Cutler's guidance. During the amateur era, the team's dynamics were marked by mutual support and resilience, as Luck later reflected on his second round of 71, noting, "I felt like I let the team down a bit yesterday shooting even par and the boys obviously having good days, so it was nice to come out today and post a good score." The long-haul travel from to fostered a tight-knit group, with the players adapting to the humid, coastal conditions of the while maintaining focus on their collective goal. This not only highlighted Luck's emerging but also briefly boosted his position in global rankings, contributing to his ascent to world No. 1 in March 2017.

Other representative teams

Luck also donned Australian colors in regional international events, notably the 2016 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship held at Golf Club in , . As part of the Australian team, he overcame a seven-stroke deficit in the final round with a 5-under-par 67 to claim individual victory at 12-under 276, edging out teammate Coletta by one stroke; this performance earned exemptions to and the . Post-professional transition in 2017, Luck has not featured in major international pro team events such as the World Cup of Golf as of November 2025.

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