American professional golfer Thomas Robert Hoge, aka Tom Hoge, was born on May 25, 1989, and currently plays on the PGA Tour. Following his graduation from college in 2011, Hoge began his professional career, first winning the 2011 Canadian Tour Players Cup.
Hoge competed on the Web.com Tour from 2012 to 2014; two second-place finishes in the 2013 BMW Charity Pro-Am and the September 2015 Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship were his best results.
Since 2015, Hoge has competed on the PGA Tour. In August 2015, he and Tiger Woods shared the lead after 36 holes in the Wyndham Championship. His first 54-hole lead came in January 2018 at the Sony Open in Hawaii, where he went from second after 36 holes to third after shooting par in the final round.
At the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February 2022, Hoge made his 203rd start on the PGA Tour and won for the first time on the PGA Tour. In his final round, he shot 68 for 268 (-19), two strokes better than Jordan Spieth, the runner-up.
Hoge shot a 10-under 62 in the third round of the Players Championship in March 2023, breaking the previous record.
Tom Hoge's Caddie
Tom Hoge’s caddie is Henry Diana, as of 2023.
Diana, who hails from Warren, Ohio, has been carrying tour bags for over 20 years, having begun caddying in 2002. He has caddied for several PGA Tour pros, including Bill Haas, Colt Knost, Ben Crane, Cameron Beckman, and Charles Howell III, in addition to Hoge.
Diana has reportedly been in Hoge's bag at least since 2019, although it looks like his longest association was with Howell III.
Hoge has stated in the past that Diana has undoubtedly assisted him in becoming more effective and professional and in discovering better ways to practice. Diana appears to be quite the player. He attended the University of Alabama, a school with a rich and renowned sports legacy, to play college golf.
Diana also performed on the Nike Tour—now known as the Korn Ferry Tour—for a number of years. He participated in tournaments from 1993 to 1996, and again in a few tournaments in 1998 and 2002. When he was competing, his best round was 66, and his greatest finish was 53rd. In 1998, they both attended the Nike Fort Smith Classic.
What is the net worth of Henry Diana?
Unfortunately, the net worth of Henry Diana is not available.
Each caddie receives a different amount of money based on how the golfers do. According to conventional player-caddie agreements, caddies receive 5% of the player's earnings if they place outside the top 10, 7% if they rank inside the top 10, and 10% if they place first.
Tom Hoge won the winner's share of $1,566,000 from the total purse of $8.7 million in the 2022 Players Championship. Ten percent of Tom Hoge's earnings, or $156,600, went to Henry Diana.
According to the Caddie Diaries, Tom Hoge earned $1,000,000, and he placed T10 at the end of the 2022 Tour Championship. Seven percent of Tom Hoge's earnings, or $70,000, went to Henry Diana.
Tom Hoge earned $43,000 for finishing in 65th place with a score of +17 in the 2023 Memorial Tournament. Five percent of Tom Hoge's earnings, or $2,150, went to Henry Diana.
FAQs
Tom Hoge's caddie is Henry Diana as of 2023.
Henry Diana has been a caddie for over 20 years, starting in 2002.
Henry Diana's net worth is not available.
Henry Diana received 10% of Tom Hoge's $1,566,000 earnings, which is $156,600.
Henry Diana received 5% of Tom Hoge's $43,000 earnings, which is $2,150.
