Jason Gore

Winner of the 1997 California State Amateur and the California State Open. Member of Pepperdine University's 1997 NCAA Championship team. Coach at Pepperdine was John Geiberger, son of Champions Tour veteran Al Geiberger and brother of PGA Tour member Brent Geiberger. Member of victorious 1997 U.S. Walker Cup Team.
Played on the Web.Com Tour off and on between 1998 and 2005 and on the PGA Tour in 2001, 2003, 2006 through 2010.
1998 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 18; in money - 9; top ten finishes - 2; stroke average 70.98 (ranked 46th); money $27,378 (ranked 74th); best finish, T5th, Carolina Classic. Only PGA Tour start, missed cut U.S. Open.
1999 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 8; in money - 3; top ten finishes - 1; stroke average 72.14 (ranked N/A); money $7,085 (ranked 143rd); best finish, T10th, Cleveland Open. Played in two PGA Tour events, T26th Buick Invitational & Cut at Touchstone Energy Tucson Open.
2000 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 19; in money - 11; top ten finishes - 3; stroke average 71.19 (ranked 49th); money $137,284 (ranked 34th); Winner, New Mexico Classic. In only PGA Tour start, missed cut at Buick Invitational.
2002 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 23; in money - 16; top ten finishes - 4; stroke average 70.79 (ranked 29th); money $241,940 (ranked 6th); Winner, Oregon Classic, Albertsons Boise Open. On the PGA Tour, missed cut at B.C. Open.
2004 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 25; in money - 13; top ten finishes - 3; stroke average 71.35 (ranked 76th); money $79,064 (ranked 73rd); best finish, T3rd, BMW Charity Pro-Am at the Cliffs. On the PGA Tour missed cut at AT&T Pebble Beach.
In 2005 went from journeyman to U.S. Open contender, to three-time winner on the Web.Com Tour, to PGA Tour champion in the span of three months. At the U.S. Open shot 71-67 to co-lead and with a 72 in the third round was 2nd and in the final group with Retief Goosen. Shot 84 in the final round to drop down to T-49th. Became second player in PGA Tour history to win on Web.Com Tour and on PGA Tour in same season (Paul Stankowski/1996). First sponsor exemption to win since Adam Scott at the 2003 Deutsche Bank Championship and first Web.Com Tour player who was promoted to the PGA Tour via three wins to win on the PGA Tour in that same season. Finished the season No. 88 in the Official World Golf Ranking after beginning the season No. 668.
Played on the PGA Tour between 2006 and 2010, he finished 205th in the FedExCup rankings in 2010 and finished T-41st to not regain his PGA Tour card meaning a return to the Web.Com Tour.
2010 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 21; in money - 12; top ten finishes - 1; stroke average 70.40 (ranked 64th); money $156,451 (ranked 40th); best finish, winner Miccosukee Championship.
2011 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 10; in money - 5; top ten finishes - 0; stroke average 70.20 (ranked N/A); money $20,274 (ranked 141st); best finish, T-12th Miccosukee Championship.
2012 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 19; in money - 14; top ten finishes - 1; stroke average 70.53 (ranked 46th); money $78,337 (ranked 71st); best finish, T-8th Midwest Classic.
2013 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 21; in money - 15; top ten finishes - 1; stroke average 69.84 (ranked T-12th); money $100,390 (ranked 46th); best finish, T-7th Price Cutter Charity.
2014 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 17; in money - 13; top ten finishes - 7; stroke average 68.98 (ranked 1st); money $ 253,046 (ranked 9th); best finish, 2nd Panama Claro Championship & WinCo Foods Portland Open. Officially secured his 2015 PGA Tour card at the conclusion of the Regular Season in late-August in Portland (9th on the money list), setting up his return to the PGA Tour. Finished with a flourish at the WinCo Portland Open, firing a final-round 66 that included an incoming nine of 31, with birdies at Nos. 17 and 18, at Pumpkin Ridge. Finished T-2nd, one back of champion Carlos Ortiz. In three Finals' starts, had a T-41st, a T-14th and a third-place showing at the season-ending Web.com Tour Championship, which featured a pair of 69s wrapped around middle rounds of 65-66.
2015 Notes: Played in 26 events and made the cut in 12, with 2 top-10s. Was T-10th at the Travelers Championship and 2nd at the Wyndham Championship. With his good finish climbed from 166th in the FedEx Cup race to 98th which allowed him to particpate in only his second FedExCup playoffs (Played in 2007). Finished T-30th at the Barclays and missed the cut at Deutsche Bank Championship to finish 92nd in the final FedExCup rankings and 92nd on the money list.
2016 Notes: Best finish T-11th at the Valspar Championship.