Harry Hall - Golf News, Rumors, & Updates

T12 at WWT Championship Hall fired a four-under 68 on Sunday at the World Wide Technology Championship to finish 17-under and tied for 12th.

Impact Hall's final round in Los Cabos was highlighted by a pair of back-nine eagles, and he ultimately hit 13 of 14 fairways in regulation Sunday. The Englishman finished the event ranked T4 among the field in driving accuracy, and the T12 result allowed Hall to improve three spots to No. 57 in the FedExCup Fall standings. However, Hall has elected to skip the upcoming Austin Championship.

3 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Eighth in SG: Putting at Mexico Open Hall closed with a two-under 69 on Sunday at the VidantaWorld Mexico Open to finish 13-under and tied for 23rd.

Impact Hall played hole Nos. 10-13 in a collective four-under-par Sunday, highlighted by an eagle on the drivable par-4 13th where his tee shot settle just six feet from the cup. However, three consecutive bogeys to close out the week ultimately kept him from posting a second straight top-20 result. Nonetheless, he gained 5.48 strokes with the flat stick at Vidanta Vallarta, and Hall remains top-60 in the FedExCup Fall standings ahead of the upcoming World Wide Technology Championship where he tied for 14th in 2024.

NOVEMBER 4 • ROTOWIRE

Solo third at Omega European Masters Hall carded a bogey-free, seven-under 63 final round at the Omega European Masters on the DP World Tour to finish solo third.

Impact Hall jumped seven spots up the leaderboard thanks to a his best round of the tournament Sunday, which included a six-under back nine with an eagle on the par-5 14th. It was the 29-year-old Englishman's best finish since his victory at the 2024 ISCO Championship. Hall finished the 2026 PGA Tour season 56th in the FedExCup Standings and will be in all Signature Events in 2027. He figures to end the calendar year playing at DPWT events and is in the field for next week's Amgen Irish Open.

SEPTEMBER 7 • ROTOWIRE

Thriston Lawrence rallies from 6 behind and beats Paul Casey in a playoff in Switzerland

Thriston Lawrence is a winner for the third time in five years at the European Masters

SEPTEMBER 6 • Associated Press

Ties for 24th in Memphis Hall carded a one-under 69 on Sunday at the FedEx St. Jude Championship to finish three-under and tied for 24th.

Impact Hall birdied five of his last 12 holes to make a late move up the leaderboard Sunday, but a T24 finish ultimately wasn't enough to advance to this week's BMW Championship as he resides 56th in the FedExCup standings. Nevertheless, Hall ranked top-20 among the field at TPC Southwind in both SG: Putting and total feet of putts made, though he hit just 27 of 56 fairways in regulation.

AUGUST 17 • ROTOWIRE

Tied for fifth at Wyndham Championship Hall carded a four-under 66 in the final round of the Wyndham Championship to finish tied with Tom Kim for fifth.

Impact Hall opened the tournament with a one-under 69 but proceeded to shoot four-under or better in each of the next three days, with his six-under 64 third round being his best. His 24 birdies were second-best in the field, and he also ranked T6 in GIR, seventh in SG: Putting and 13th in SG: Around, though he also finished 74th in SG: Around out of the 81 players who made the cut. Hall ended his streak of missed cuts at three tournaments, and his finish at Sedgefield Country Club was his best since his maiden PGA Tour victory at the 2024 ISCO Championship. Hall is up four spots to 58th in the FedExCup Standings heading into next week's playoff opener at the St. Jude Championship, where he finished T22 last year.

AUGUST 9 • ROTOWIRE

Misses cut in third consecutive event Hall registered a one-over cumulative score through two rounds at the Rocket Classic and missed the cut by four strokes.

Impact Hall was sunk by his performance on the back nine in the first round, when he carded five bogeys, one birdie and three pars to end the day with a two-over 72. He was one of the best short-game players in the field at Detroit Golf Club, gaining 2.52 strokes in that category through two rounds, but he also lost 2.98 strokes on the green and lost an additional 1.72 strokes off the tee while connecting on only 14 of 28 fairways. Hall has missed the cut in three consecutive tournaments and six times over his last nine outings, and he's also failed to qualify for the weekend in all four of his major appearances this season. He entered the week 60th in the FedExCup Standings, with the top-70 qualifying for the playoffs in two weeks at the St. Jude Championship. Hall is in the field for next week's Wyndham Championship, where he finished T15 last year after missing the cut in both 2023 and 2024.

AUGUST 1 • ROTOWIRE

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JULY 21 • Associated Press

Another missed cut Hall posted a four-over cumulative score at The Open Championship to miss the cut by three strokes.

Impact Hall's chances at qualifying for the weekend were sunk by a seven-over 77 opening round that included three double bogeys, five bogeys, two birdies and an eagle, and his three-under 67 score Friday simply wasn't enough. He actually had the second-best SG: Around-the-Green in the field for the first round, but he also lost 3.56 strokes off the tee, which ranked dead last in the 155-man field. Hall has missed nine cuts in 20 events this season, including each of the four majors. He's not listed in the field for the 3M Open next week.

JULY 18 • ROTOWIRE

Justin Rose and Matt Fitzpatrick bid early farewells at the British Open

Justin Rose was hopeful of contending in the British Open and hearing a big ovation on the 18th hole

JULY 17 • Associated Press

Fleetwood rallies late but Rose falters as English contingent makes sluggish start at British Open

The English have put up a strong cast of contenders at Royal Birkdale this week in a bid to have a first British Open champion since 1992 and a first winner on English soil since T...

JULY 16 • Associated Press

Eighth missed cut of 2026 Hall recorded a one-over cumulative score through two rounds at the Genesis Scottish Open to miss the cut by three strokes.

Impact Hall opened the tournament with a one-over 71, but he began the second round nicely with back-to-back birdies. He needed to gain just one more stroke to qualify for the weekend, but he ended up going two-over across his last 16 holes to end the day even-par. Hall was fantastic on the green, gaining 4.08 strokes with his putter, but that hard work was outdone by the 5.21 strokes he lost in his approach play. He has missed the cut eight times in 19 tournaments this season and has three top-10s, the last of which took place at the Truist Championship in May (T8). Hall will tee off next week at The Open Championship, where he finished T28 in 2025 at Royal Portrush, which was the Englishman's debut at golf's oldest major.

JULY 11 • ROTOWIRE

Approach struggles at Travelers Hall posted a seven-under cumulative score at the Travelers Championship to finish in a four-way share of 51st.

Impact Hall gained 6.03 strokes with his putter at TPC River Highlands, which was third-best of the tournament. However, his work on the greens was outdone by his poor play off the tee and with his irons. He lost 3.43 strokes off the tee (69th) and a whopping 6.21 strokes in his approach play (71st). Hall has finished T40 or worse in five of his last six tournaments, including missed cuts at both the PGA Championship and the U.S. Open. His next appearance will be in two weeks at the Genesis Scottish Open, where he finished T17 last year.

JUNE 30 • ROTOWIRE

Ninth in SG: ARG at TPC Toronto Hall carded a one-under 69 on Sunday at the RBC Canadian Open to finish six-under and tied for 40th.

Impact Hall gained a collective 5.03 strokes on and around the greens throughout his week at TPC Toronto, but he ranked just 68th of 74 in SG: Off-the-Tee and 71st in fairway proximity. Nonetheless, Hall remains top-50 in the FedExCup standings with his 10th made cut of the season, and he'll be in attendance again this week at Shinnecock Hills for his second career U.S. Open appearance.

JUNE 16 • ROTOWIRE

Fails to make cut at Colonial Hall missed the cut by four strokes at the Charles Schwab Challenge after posting a four-over 74 in the second round.

Impact Hall opened the tournament with a two-under 68 in the first round, but his hopes of making the weekend were dashed after going four-over on the front nine of the second round, which included three-straight bogeys from holes five to seven. Hall connected on just 13 of 28 fairways and lost 3.13 strokes with his putter across his two rounds at Colonial Country Club. He's missed the cut in back-to-back tournaments and in six times across 14 events in 2026. Hall will look to bounce back at the Memorial Tournament next week in what will be his debut at the Signature Event.

MAY 30 • ROTOWIRE

Third top-10 of 2026 Hall fired a four-under 67 on Sunday at the Truist Championship to finish in a share of eighth place.

Impact Hall had a hot start to his final round with six birdies in the first 13 holes before cooling off with bogeys on 16 and 17, but it was enough to post his third top-10 of the year. He was led by his all around play, gaining shots in every strokes gained category for the week. Hall is in the field for next week's PGA Championship, and he has one top-20 across four major championship appearances.

MAY 11 • ROTOWIRE

Matt McCarty holds 1-shot lead at Quail Hollow as Rory McIlroy struggles to make birdies in return

Matt McCarty shot an 8-under 63 with nine birdies at Quail Hollow to take a one-shot lead over Sungjae Im

MAY 7 • Associated Press

Ties for 30th in Miami Hall closed with a one-under 71 on Sunday at the Cadillac Championship to finish five-under and tied for 30th.

Impact Hall gained a collective 2.31 strokes on and around the greens en route to 18 total birdies in Miami, but he lost 2.14 strokes off the tee and he hit just 44 of 72 greens in regulation. The Englishman hasn't gained over a stroke with his ball striking in an event since his T9 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in early March, and he's now gone five consecutive starts without a top-25 result. Nonetheless, Hall will peg it again this week at the Truist Championship hosted by Quail Hollow Club, where he tied for 19th at the 2025 PGA Championship.

MAY 4 • ROTOWIRE

Fourth in SG: AtG at TCHO Hall finished tied for 28th at the Texas Children's Houston Open with a seven-under cumulative score.

Impact Hall posted under-par rounds in three of four days at Memorial Park, ending the tournament with a three-under 67 score Sunday. He gained 4.08 strokes around the green, which was fourth best in the field, though he struggled off the tee, finishing 53rd in both driving accuracy and SG: Off-the-Tee and 57 in driving distance. It's been an up-and-down season for the Englishman, who has finished in the top-30 in six of nine tournaments while missing the cut in the other three events (including The Genesis Invitational in February and THE PLAYERS Championship two weeks ago). Hall will not participate in the Valero Texas Open, so the next time he'll tee off is April 9 at The Masters in what will be his debut outing at Augusta National.

MARCH 30 • ROTOWIRE

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MARCH 30 • Associated Press

Hangs on for top-10 finish Hall carded a two-under 70 during the final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational to finish tied with Rickie Fowler for ninth.

Impact Hall's best round of the tournament came Saturday, when he posted a four-under 68 that included four birdies and zero bogeys on the back nine, and he managed to hold onto his top-10 finish despite bogeying the 72nd hole. His 21 made birdies were tied for third most in the field at the API, and he also ranked eighth in SG: Putting, 10th in SG: Around-the-Green and in the top-25 in SG: Approach and GIR. Hall has made the cut in four of six Tour events this season, including two top-10 finishes. He'll tee off at THE PLAYERS Championship next week, where he's failed to make the cut in each of his two prior appearances.

MARCH 9 • ROTOWIRE

MC at Riviera Hall missed the cut at The Genesis Invitational after recording a two-over cumulative score.

Impact Hall was on track to make the weekend after opening the tournament with a one-under 70, but he fell apart on the back nine of the second round with a triple bogey on the par-4 12th before finishing with a bogey on the par-4 18th. It was Hall's second missed cut of 2026, both of which have come over his last three PGA Tour outings. He'll look to bounce back in two weeks at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, which will be his first appearance at the signature event.

FEBRUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE

Second in scrambling at AT&T Pro-Am Hall fired a four-under 68 on Sunday at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am to finish 14-under and tied for 24th.

Impact Hall once again leaned on his short game this past week at Pebble Beach, where he ultimately ranked second among the field in scrambling, fourth in SG: Around-the-Green and fifth in sand saves. Despite losing 2.7 strokes with his ball striking, Hall also managed to rack up 20 total birdies and an eagle across 72 holes. The Englishman now owns three top-25s through his first four starts of the 2026 campaign, and he'll peg it again this week at Riviera Country Club for his Genesis Invitational debut.

FEBRUARY 16 • ROTOWIRE

Strong weekend finish Hall fired a seven-under par 65 in the final round of the American Express to finish tied for 24th place.

Impact After struggling to get anything going in the final round last week, Hall seemed to carry such performance over into this week. Hall opened this week with an even-par 72 on a day that saw many other competitors going low. Such a slow start really put Hall out of having any chance of contending this week. However, Hall rebounded nicely and finished his week with three straight rounds in the 60s, including a final round 65. This week, Hall really excelled with the flat stick as he ranked forth in SG: Putting as he gained almost four strokes on the field with the putter. With a top-10 finish last week and a top-25 finish this week, Hall has started his 2026 season off strong and should continue his good play in his next start.

JANUARY 26 • ROTOWIRE

Unable to challenge in final group Hall carded a one-under 69 in the final round to finish in a share of sixth place at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Impact Hall was in the final group on Sunday, but never was able to get anything going to be able to seriously challenge for the victory. He followed up his first three birdies with a bogey the very next hole prior to closing out his round with a birdie at the par-5 18th. Hall had a very impressive second-half of 2025 and this week continued that trend. The Englishman is known for his putting, but he was just 22nd in SG: Putting in 47th in putts per GIR this week. That said, he also was 11th in SG: Off-the-Tee and T9 in GIR's. Hall will look for another strong finish at The American Express next week.

JANUARY 19 • ROTOWIRE

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