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Player Profiles
Who is Taylor Pendrith?

published: Jun 30, 2024

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updated: May 20, 2025

Who is Taylor Pendrith?

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He’s recently won his maiden PGA Tour title, but who is Taylor Pendrith? Find out more about the Canadian here…

Taylor Pendrith player profile

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  • Taylor pendrith | player profile
  • Taylor pendrith | what’s in his bag?
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Taylor Pendrith is one of the leading Canadian golfers in the men’s game, securing his maiden PGA Tour victory in 2024.

Born in Richmond Hill, Ontario in March 1991, it would be another 12 years before Pendrith first took up the sport of golf. He went on to study at Kent State University alongside fellow PGA Tour professionals Corey Conners and Mackenzie Hughes, and they have become three of the best Canadians in the game right now.

He turned professional in 2014, but Pendrith would have to wait five years before he claimed his first piece of silverware. That came on the PGA Tour of Canada, where he won twice in 2019. Another five years would pass before he secured a maiden PGA Tour title – with that coming at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in May 2024.

Taylor Pendrith | Player Profile

Personal Information

Name: Taylor Pendrith
Born: May 30, 1991
Nationality: Canada
Residence: Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States

Career

College: Kent State University
Turned Pro: 2014
Professional Wins: 3
Highest World Ranking: 46 – August 25, 2024

Best Results In Majors

Best Finishes:
– Masters Tournament – CUT (2025)
– PGA Championship – T5 (2025)
– US Open – T16 (2024)
– Open Championship – DNP

Professional Wins – 3

2019 (2) – 1932byBateman Open, Mackenzie Investments Open
2024 (1) – CJ Cup Byron Nelson

Taylor Pendrith | What’s In His Bag?

Pendrith plays with a mixture of PING, Srixon and Cleveland clubs in his bag, with the latter coming in the form of a trio of wedges.

Here’s the full Taylor Pendrith WITB breakdown.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Taylor Pendrith

When and where was Taylor Pendrith born?

Taylor Pendrith was born in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada in March 1991. He was a late starter with golf, only taking up the game at the age of 12.

When did Taylor Pendrith turn professional?

The Canadian turned professional after graduating from Kent State University in 2014. He spent four years at college, playing alongside compatriots Mackenzie Hughes and Corey Conners.

How many professional titles has Taylor Pendrith won?

As of August 2024, Pendrith has won three times as a professional. Two of those came in 2019 on the PGA Tour of Canada, with his biggest win coming in May 2024. That came at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, giving Pendrith his first victory on the PGA Tour.

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Who is Taylor Pendrith married to?

Taylor Pendrith is married to Megan Beirnes, with the pair having tied the knot in 2021. Beirnes is a nurse, helping those in need. A year after getting married, the pair gave birth to their first child – Hayes Austin.

Did you Know?

Best Man Duties

Not only did Pendrith play alongside Corey Conners during their time at Kent State University, they became so close that Pendrith was actually the best man at Conners’ wedding.

Junior Long Driver

Pendrith has always hit the ball a long way. This was shown when he won the Canadian Junior Long Drive Championship, hitting a bomb of almost 350 yards.

Other Taylor Pendrith Articles

How good do you think Taylor Pendrith can be? Can he be the first of this current crop of Canadians to win a major? Let us know your thoughts with a post on X, formerly Twitter!

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