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Player Profiles
Who is Nick Taylor?

published: Aug 13, 2024

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updated: Jun 18, 2025

Who is Nick Taylor?

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He is currently on of Canada’s best, but who is Nick Taylor? Find out more with our player profile here…

Nick Taylor player profile

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  • Nick taylor | player profile
  • Nick taylor | what’s in his bag?
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Nick Taylor is one of Canada’s leading golfing talents, having racked up five PGA Tour titles over his career so far.

Born in Winnipeg in 1988, Taylor quickly got into the game, and he had a very successful amateur career. He is the only male Canadian player to have been No.1 on the World Amateur Golf Rankings, claiming the Mark H. McCormack Medal and the Ben Hogan Award in the process.

He turned professional in 2010, though it would be four years before he graduated to the PGA Tour. However, Taylor would then claim a victory in his debut season, winning the Sanderson Farms Championship. The Canadian now has five PGA Tour wins, including a win at his home open – the RBC Canadian Open. His most recent win came in January 2025, as he won a playoff at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Nick Taylor | Player Profile

Personal Information

Name: Nicholas Alexander Taylor
Born: April 14, 1988
Nationality: Canada
Residence: Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Career

College: University of Washington
Turned Pro: 2010
Professional Wins: 6
Highest World Ranking: 24 – March 17, 2024

Best Results In Majors

Best Finishes:
– Masters Tournament – T29 (2020)
– PGA Championship – T68 (2015)
– US Open – T23 (2025)
– Open Championship – CUT (2023, 2024)

Professional Wins – 6

2013 (1) – Arizona Fall 3
2014 (1) – Sanderson Farms Championship
2020 (1) – AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
2023 (1) – RBC Canadian Open
2024 (1) – WM Phoenix Open
2025 (1) – Sony Open in Hawaii

Achievements and Awards

Mark H. McCormack Medal – 2009
Ben Hogan Award – 2010

Nick Taylor | What’s In His Bag?

The Canadian is a Titleist staff player, with some of the brand’s best clubs in play throughout his bag.

You can check out our full piece on what clubs the Canadian uses here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Nick Taylor

When and where was Nick Taylor born?

Nick Taylor was born in Winnipeg in the state of Manitoba in Canada. He picked up the sport at a young age.

When did Nick Taylor turn professional?

Nick Taylor turned professional in 2010 after graduating from the University of Washington, and played on the PGA Tour Canada and Gateway Tour before making the jump to the PGA Tour for the 2014 season.

How many PGA Tour titles has Nick Taylor won?

As of January 2025, Nick Taylor is a five-time winner on the PGA Tour. Those wins have spanned more than a decade, with his first coming in 2014 at the Sanderson Farms Championship. He has also won on home soil at the RBC Canadian Open, with his most recent win coming at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

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Nick Taylor
Nick Taylor with the RBC Canadian Open trophy after winning his home event in 2023

Who is Nick Taylor married to?

Taylor is married to Andie, with the pair getting wed in 2014. Andie works in social services, mainly out of Abbotsford Regional Hospital. The pair have two children – Charlie and Harper.

Did You Know?

100% PGA Tour Playoff Record

As of January 2025, Nick Taylor has a 100% record when it comes to playoffs in PGA Tour events. He defeated Tommy Fleetwood on the fourth extra hole to win the RBC Canadian Open in 2023, before going two extra holes in both the 2024 WM Phoenix Open and the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii.

Canada’s Only Male WAGR No.1

Before turning professional, Taylor spent 20 weeks atop the World Amateur Golf Rankings. He remains the only male Canadian to have done so, with Brooke Henderson being the only other compatriot – having spent 15 weeks atop the women’s rankings.

Winning His National Open

Taylor’s win at the RBC Canadian Open in 2023 was not only an emotional one, but also a historic one. He became the first Canadian to win his national open since Pat Fletcher almost seven decades earlier.

Other Nick Taylor Articles

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