Craig Spence

State/Country: Vic
Height: 180
Weight: 70
Birthdate: 17/09/1974 2:32:00 PM
Residence: Scottsdale USA & Melbourne Victoria
Turned Professional: 1/01/1996
Career Earnings: 649515

Craig Spence

Married Nicole in 2001. Daughter Zoe Ruby born Feb 2004. Second child due 2007. Played Pennants for Huntingdale GC. Comes from a sporting family with his cousin Nathan Chapman a professional AFL player. Coached by correspondence by renowned teacher Dale Lynch in Australia. Enjoys going to the movies, spending time with family & friends, watch sports, reading. Favourites: Sportsperson: Lance Armstrong Food: Meat Pies Drink: Coke Movie: Dead Poets Society. If not playing golf would be teaching and learning about Architecture. Would like to one day own a Ferrari Outside of golf, what sporting event would you most like to compete in? World Cup Soccer Which 3 people, dead or alive, would you choose to join you in a four ball? Ricky Gervais, Conan O Brien, Marty Fields Favourite holiday destination: Noosa Favourite course: Royal Melbourne Advice for young golfers: Improve your technique and then play hard.

Craig Spence

Joined Tour: 1996
Yearly Tournaments: 0
Official Tour Victories: 1999 Ericsson Masters (Australasian Tour) /
Other Victories: Won 2 Victorian Amateur Championships.
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Best OOM Finish: 3 (1998/99)
Career Lowround: 63, 2003 Johnnie Walker Classic
Highlights: 2007: Plans to play Pro-Ams and Von Nida Tour events in Australia. Finished T20 at season opening nab Victorian PGA Championship. Played seven events on the Australasian Tour in 2004 with best result T 24 at Heineken Classic. Earned a place on The 2004 European Tour International Schedule after progressing through the Qualifying School Finals with the 29th card. Best result in Europe in 2004 T13 at European Masters. Enjoyed two years on the US PGA Tour in 2000 and 2001 before losing his status. Remembered for 6-iron to two feet on last hole of 1999 Ericsson Australian Masters. Biggest thrill in golf was that Masters win. All of his hometown of Colac seemed to be at Huntingdale in 1999.