Kent Bulle

Played college golf at Middle Tennessee State University, where he won four individual titles and was named Academic All-American twice. While at Glasgow High School in Glasgow, Ky., earned first-team, all-state honors and received the Kentucky High School Activities Association Sportsmanship Award. Was the 2004 regional champion.
Turned professional after graduating from Middle Tennessee State in June 2010, then played on the NGA Tour in 2011 and 2012.
2014 Notes: In January went to Florida and PGA Tour Latinoamerica Q-School, his T-23rd finish got him a spot on that tour. Had two top-10s and another top-25 to finish his first season on PGA Tour Latinoamérica ranked No. 48th on the Order of Merit. Made the cut in 6 of 10 starts, his top-10s came in back-to-back starts in April, when he finished T-7th at the Abierto OSDE del Centro in Cordoba, Argentina and T-5th at the Roberto De Vicenzo Invitational Copa NEC in Montevideo, Uruguay. After the event in Uruguay he caught a red-eye flight to Georgia to shoot 66 and Monday-qualified for the Web.com Tour?s South Georgia Classic, where he finished T-19th. Followed that with a T-50th finish at the BMW Charity Pro-Am two weeks later. On his third and last start of the year on the Web.com Tour, he finished T-46th at the WinCo Foods Portland Open.
2015 Notes: Played in 18 events on Latinoamérica Tour and had a victory at the Open de Argentina and three runner-up finishes to finish the season ranked second in the Order of Merit. He was the only U.S. player among Los Cinco (the Tour?s top-5 players) who earned Web.com Tour status at the conclusion of the Latin American season. Won the Kentucky Open in July, finishing the week at 9-under 207 to win by one shot at Keene Trace GC. Finished 2nd losing by three shots to Fabian Gomez at the Personal Classic in Argentina and then losing a playoff hole to Rodolfo Cazaubón, who edged him for Player of the Year honors, at the Lexus Peru Open in Lima, Peru. His other runner-up finish of the year was also a playoff loss at the Aberto do Brasil that was played in Rio de Janeiro in October.
2016 Notes: Finished with 18 Web.Com Tour starts, two top-25s and eight made cuts to finish 118th on the Web.com Tour money list. His season-best T-1717 at the Ellie Mae Classic at TPC Stonebrae. Won in only his second start of the season on PGA TOUR Latinoamérica, defeating James Beck and Nate Lashley in a three-man playoff to defend his title at the 111th Visa Open de Argentina presentado por OSDE.

Kent Bulle
2017 Web.Com Tour Record
Tournament Pos 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Score To Par Money
The Bahamas Great Exuma T-13 79 67 75 74 295 +7 $11,250.00
The Bahamas Great Abaco T-56 70 75 72 74 291 +3 $1,572.00
Chitimacha Louisiana Open T-20 63 70 70 70 273 -11 $6,182.00
United Leasing & Finance T-50 75 72 77 74 298 +10 $1,725.00
Mexico Championship CUT 74 74 148 +4
Corales Puntacana Resort CUT 73 72 145 +1
BMW Charity Pro-Am CUT 69 68 71 208 -6
Rex Hospital Open T-48 68 70 71 71 280 -4 $1,901.25
Rust-Oleum Championship T-28 67 71 75 73 286 -2 $4,065.00
Air Capital Classic T-79 67 70 72 71 280 E $1,387.50
Lincoln Land Charity T-38 68 71 71 67 277 -7 $1,995.72
Nashville Golf Open T-64 73 69 74 72 288 E $1,375.00
LECOM Health Challenge CUT 73 71 144 E