Garth Mulroy

Mulroy attended college in the United States at North Carolina State, where he was an NCAA Division I All-American. He turned professional in 2002.
Mulroy competed on the Sunshine Tour. After winning his place on the tour at the 2007 qualifying school, he finished T-3rd in the South African Airways Open at the end of the year. He maintained that form into the 2008 season, as he won two minor tournaments and missed out in a playoff for the Joburg Open, one of the richer European Tour co-sanctioned events. He ended the year in second place on the Order of Merit behind Richard Sterne, who won all three European Tour co-sanctioned events.
Mulroy has tried to make his way as a professional in the United States, and has collected several victories on various mini-tours. He finished T-64th at the PGA Tour Q-School at the end of 2006, earning a place on the Web.Com Tour for 2007.
2007 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 30; Cuts made - 21; top-ten finishes - 5; scoring average 70.70 (ranked 43rd); money $167,972 (ranked 36th); best finish, T-3rd Albertsons Boise Open.
2008 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 24; Cuts made - 12; top-ten finishes - 3; scoring average 71.54 (ranked 88th); money $119,353 (ranked 55th); best finish, T-3rd Cox Classic.
2009 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 23; Cuts made - 18; top-ten finishes - 5; scoring average 70.12 (ranked 18th); money $263,126 (ranked 14th); winner South Georgia Classic.
14th place finish on the money list earned him his 2010 PGA Tour card.
An unproductive 2010 season cost Mulroy his PGA Tour card, as he made six cuts in 19 events finishing 178th in the FedEx Cup Playoffs and 181st on the money list. When he finished T-100th at Q-School it was back to the Web.Com Tour for 2011.
2011 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 19; Cuts made - 10; top-10 finishes - 2; scoring average 70.05 (ranked 34th); money $201,732 (ranked 21st); winner BMW Charity Pro-Am.
Earned his PGA Tour card for 2012, then went over at the end of the year and played on the European Tour/South African events and won the Alfred Dunhill Championship in his native South Africa, thus gaining an exemption to the European Tour.
2012 Notes: Played both the PGA Tour and European Tour. On the PGA Tour, in 20 events made 10 cuts and only had one top-25, T-22nd Greenbrier Classic. Finished the year 174th in the FedEx Cup Playoffs and 175th on the money list. Over on the European Tour was a bit more successful, in 15 events had one top 10, a runner-up at the Italian Open and was 71st in the Race to Dubai.
2013 Notes: Split his time between the European Tour and Web.Com Tour. On the European Tour played in 23 events, finished in the top-ten four times, best finish T-3rd Alfred Dunhill Championship. Was 60th in the Race to Dubai.
2013 Web.Com Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 7; Cuts made - 4; top-ten finishes - 1; scoring average 69.74 (ranked N/A); money $35,612 (ranked 128th); best finish, T-9th Rex Hospital Open.
2014 Notes: Earned a T-10th at the Albertsons Boise Open, which included a bogey-free 64 in the third round. Was T16 after 54 holes at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open and got to within two shots of the lead on Sunday. Pars on the last three holes resulted in a 67 and T-4th, his first Tour top-five since 2011. After finishing T-2nd at the U.S. Open qualifier in Surrey, England, posted a T-40th at Pinehurst No. 2. Played in 12 events on the European Tour, with two top-tens, T-10th at the South African Open and Maybank Malaysian Open.
2015 Notes: His best finish is T-13th at the Joburg Open.