
Cameron Young
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Cameron David Young (born May 7, 1997) is an American professional golfer who plays on the PGA Tour, where he has won three titles. After playing collegiately for Wake Forest University, Young turned professional in 2019. He won twice on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2021 to secure promotion to the PGA Tour. Young was voted PGA Tour Rookie of the Year for the 2021–22 season on the strength of five runner-up finishes, including the 2022 Open Championship. He won his first PGA Tour event in 2025 and his second at the 2026 Players Championship.
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Cameron Young's Personal Admission on Wife Kelsey Dalition Ahead of the Open Championship
Cameron Young’s Personal Admission on Wife Kelsey Dalition Ahead of the Open Championship
Inside Cameron Young's breakthrough: How golf's intriguing star joined its elite
It is very obvious where Cameron Young is already struggling at the US Open this year
U.S. Open Round 2 Predictions, Picks & Odds: Cameron Young Charges Up Leaderboard
Golf money race heats up: Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Young are tied at the top, who will pull ahead?
Cameron Young gets up-and-down from 145 yards for birdie on No. 15 at the Memorial
Cameron Young gets up-and-down from 113 yards for birdie on No. 9 at the Memorial
Signature Scroll: Deamon Deacons right at home as Cameron Young, Alex Fitzpatrick are in position at Truist
Alex Fitzpatrick leads Truist while former Wake teammate Cameron Young lurks after 63
Cameron Young shoots 63 at Quail Hollow, trails Alex Fitzpatrick by 2 as he seeks 2nd straight win
Cameron Young dominates Cadillac Championship to continue emergence as PGA Tour force
Cameron Young's 115-yard approach sets up birdie on No. 12 at Truist Championship
Justin Thomas copies Cameron Young’s putter, shoes, contends at Truist Championship
Cameron Young reveals what Scottie Scheffler said after he called a penalty on himself at the Cadillac Championship
Cameron Young says if the PGA Tour should offer Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm the same deal as Brooks Koepka