PGA Tour veteran Charley Hoffman was born on December 27, 1976. He has a total of nine professional wins, including four on the PGA Tour, but began his career with Gateway and the Nationwide Tour in the 2000s, when he turned professional. He joined the PGA Tour in 2006 and, since then, has played in more than 500 events.
Hoffman, a San Diego, California, native, became the first person to win the California state high school championship twice, in 1994 and 1995. As an amateur, he qualified for the Buick Invitational (now Farmers Insurance Open) three times.
Hoffman attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and played college golf; in 1998, the team won the NCAA title. In that same year, he received an honorable mention as an All-American too. Also, Adam Scott, Chris Riley, and Chad Campbell were among his teammates at UNLV, and he earned a bachelor's degree in communications.
Who is Charley Hoffman’s caddie?
Charley Hoffman’s caddie is Andy Barnes as of June 2024.
Hoffman and Barnes previously collaborated from 2018 to 2022. Besides Hoffman, Barnes has caddied for his brother, Ricky Barnes, for a number of years. During that time, Ricky won the US Amateur Championship in 2002.
Barnes went to the University of Arizona and graduated with a degree in sociology in 1999. After leaving the university, he played on the Canadian Tour for six years and participated in several PGA Tour events, such as the US Open in 1999 and the Tucson Open in 2003. In 2008, he was named an assistant coach at the University of Arizona. He had a couple of NCAA and Pac-10 titles during that period.
He has caddied for a number of golfers, like Brandon Wu and James Driscoll, in the past; however, his longest tenure was likely with his brother Ricky. Throughout their tenure as player-caddies, they participated in several significant titles.
FAQ's On Charley Hoffman’s Caddie
A. Charlie Hoffman's caddie is Andy Barnes as of June 2024. Andy previously caddied for his brother, Ricky Barnes.
A. Charlie Hoffman has a total of four PGA Tour wins: the 2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, the 2010 Deutsche Bank Championship, the 2014 OHL Classic, and the 2016 Valero Texas Open.
A. Charlie Hoffman has a total of nine professionals as of June 2024, including four on the PGA Tour, three on the Gateway Tour, one on the Nationwide Tour, and one other.
A. Charley Hoffman His brother is Marley Hoffman, and his twin.
A. Charley Hoffman has been married to Stacy Vasil since 2009. He has two daughters: Claire JoAnn and Katelyn Elizabeth.
A. Charley Hoffman has made $34.8 million in his 18-year PGA Tour career; he joined in 2006.