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Preston Summerhays: Rising Amateur Golf Star

Early Life & Background
Preston Summerhays was born on July 22, 2002, in Utah. He comes from a golfing family – his father, Boyd Summerhays, is a renowned golf instructor who coaches PGA Tour player Tony Finau. His uncle, Daniel Summerhays, played on the PGA Tour.

Amateur Career Highlights
Summerhays made headlines by winning the U.S.

Junior Amateur Championship in 2019 at age 16, defeating Bo Jin in the 36-hole final at Inverness Club. He also captured back-to-back Utah State Amateur Championships (2018, 2019), becoming the youngest winner in the tournament’s history.

College Golf
Preston Summerhays currently plays collegiate golf at Arizona State University, where he joined the Sun Devils’ program in 2021. He has been a key contributor to the team’s success in NCAA competitions.

Tournament Appearances
He received an invitation to play in the 2020 U.S.

Open at Winged Foot as a result of his U.S. Junior Amateur victory, making his major championship debut at age 18. While he missed the cut, the experience provided valuable exposure to professional golf’s highest level.

Personal Life
Summerhays continues to reside in Arizona while attending ASU.

He maintains a strong focus on his amateur career and collegiate golf development.

Note: As an amateur golfer still in college, Preston Summerhays does not have professional career earnings or net worth to report. Information about his personal relationships is not publicly available.

Current Status
Summerhays continues to compete in amateur events while pursuing his education at Arizona State University, working toward establishing himself in competitive golf.

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