Mark Wilson

Got his start in golf from his father. Played the PGA Tour of Australasia from 2000-02. Earned his first trip to the PGA Tour via a T-17 finish at the 2002 Qualifying Tournament. Didn't finish in the top-125 money winners until his fifth year on the Tour in 2007; continuing to play the Tour each of those years by making it through Q-School or finishing between 125th and 150th on the money list. Fell to Tiger Woods, 1-up, at the 1992 U.S. Junior Amateur at Wollaston Golf Club in Milton, Mass.
2002 Nationwide Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 23; in money - 11; top ten finishes - 1; stroke average 71.79 (ranked 98th); money $31,312 (ranked 111th); best finish T8th, SAS Carolina Classic.
2010 Notes: Saved the best for last finishing 6th at Disney to finish 123rd on money list. Really didn't matter since he was in the first of a two-year exemption for winning at Mayakoba in 2009.
2011 Notes: Had a career year with two wins and personal best finishes in the FedExCup (No. 22) and on the money list (No. 19). Won the Waste Management Phoenix Open beating Jason Dufner in a playoff.
2012 Notes: Won for the fifth time at the Humana Challenge. Posted his lowest PGA Tour round when he shot a 10-under-par 62 in the second round. All five of his wins have come in the first quarter of the year. Earned second top-five finish of the season with a third-place showing at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship. Advanced to the semifinals with 3-and-2 victories over Bo Van Pelt and Robert Rock and 4-and-3 wins over Dustin Johnson and Peter Hanson before falling to eventual winner Hunter Mahan, 2 and 1. Bounced back to defeat Lee Westwood, 1-up, in the consolation match to notch his best finish in a WGC event. After the Match Play Championship, next top-10 finish came 19 starts later when he finished T-10th at The McGladrey Classic. Finished 59th in the FedEx Cup and 37th on the money list.
2013 Notes: Made nine of 19 cuts and finished 111th in the final FedEx Cup standings and 91st in the money race. Started the year with a 4-under 69, shared the opening-round lead with Dustin Johnson and Nick Watney at the weather-shortened Hyundai Tournament of Champions. A 3-over 76 in the second round derailed his hopes of adding the Big Island tournament title to his win at the 2011 Sony Open in Hawaii. A final-round, 3-under par 70 led to a T-11th finish. Finished T-3rd at the Arnold Palmer Invitational for his best finish. Did not play again until four weeks later, at the RBC Heritage were he had a T-9th effort. In July, played Glen Abbey GC's five par-5s in 12-under par that helped him to a T-6th with Roberto Castro and John Merrick at the RBC Canadian Open.
In 2014 got off to a slow start; in his 17 starts only made five cuts, with his best finish coming as a T-23rd at the Wells Fargo Championship.