George Bryan is the brother of Wesley Bryan, a PGA Tour professional golfer from the United States. Learn more about George in this article.

In 2005, George won the Jay Haas Player of the Year Award after finishing first in the South Carolina Heritage Classic Foundation Player Rankings.

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Meet Wesley Bryan Brother George Bryan

George was a member of the 2004 State Championship-winning Dutch Fork High School team, coached by Mark Giles.

Each year, he was selected to the all-state and all-region teams. During the summer of 2006, he competed in the British Amateur.

In 2005, he qualified for the US Amateur and advanced to match play. He also qualified for the 2005 U.S. Junior Championships, where he reached the round of 32.

He won the CPGA Westfield in 2005, the Player’s Championship in 2005, the Florence Junior in 2005, and the Charles Tilghman in 2004.

He won the Joe Wyatt in 2003 and 2005 and the Capital City Classic in 2005. He also finished second at the 2005 Carolinas Junior Championships.

George Bryan Age: How Old Is He?

George Bryan is 33 years old and was born on January 12, 1988. He was born in Chapin, United States. George is 5 feet 10 inches tall.

His brother Wesley is 31 years old and was born on March 26, 1990. He went to Irmo, South Carolina’s Dutch Fork High School.

He won two events during his undergraduate golf career at the University of South Carolina.

George Bryan Career

After leading the Gamecocks to four top-10 finishes, he was named PING All-Southeast Region and honorable mention All-America.

He was named SEC Golfer of the Week on two occasions. With a three-round 204, he finished 10th in the NCAA West Regional, the fourth-lowest tournament score in school history.

At Champions Retreat Golf Club, the first round of the Augusta State Invitational, he established the course record with a 66 (-6) en way to a second-place finish.

He finished 11th at Hootie at Bulls Bay, just missing out on a top-10 finish. He finished third at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate in his second collegiate competition, earning his first top-five finish.

He was the only Gamecock to compete in all of the season’s events. With a 72.47 average, he was second on the team and 16th in the SEC.