38 TOUR Winners Highlight the Myrtle Beach Classic Field

Brandt Snedeker, Bill Haas and Kevin Kisner are among the 38 PGA TOUR winners in the full field of players set to compete in the Grand Strand’s inaugural TOUR event, the Myrtle Beach Classic, to be contested May 9-12 at The Dunes Golf & Beach Club.

Snedeker’s nine career TOUR wins, along with his 2012 FedExCup championship and more than $40 million in career earnings, highlight the player achievements of this field. 

Haas is a six-time TOUR winner with a FedExCup championship trophy of his own (2011) to his credit. Kisner, a native of Aiken, SC, has amassed four TOUR wins and more than $29 million in career earnings.

Other notables set to tee it up include (in alphabetical order):

Matt Atkins – Winner of “The Q at Myrtle Beach”

Daniel Berger – Four PGA TOUR wins and member of the victorious 2021 U.S. Ryder Cup team

Blades Brown – Amateur who will be making his PGA TOUR debut on a sponsor exemption. In 2023, Brown became the youngest stroke play co-medalist in U.S. Amateur history, breaking a 103-year-old record previously held by Bobby Jones. Brown recently finished among the top four in the 2024 Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship at TPC Myrtle Beach.

Wesley Bryan & George Bryan IV – University of South Carolina alums who’ve grown their “Bryan Bros Golf” YouTube channel to more than 350,000 subscribers. Each has notable runner-up finishes in recent weeks: Wesley at the TOUR’s Corales Puntacana Championship, and George in “The Q at Myrtle Beach.”

Parker & Pierceson Coody – Twin brothers, both former University of Texas standouts who recently competed as PGA TOUR pros in the same group for the first time in the Texas Children’s Houston Open

Ryan Fox – New Zealander with four DP World Tour titles; held the lead after first-round play last month at The Masters

K.H. Lee – A two-time TOUR winner whose victories were back-to-back titles in 2021-2022 at the AT&T Byron Nelson (now THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson)

Robert MacIntyre – A two-time DP World Tour winner and member of the victorious 2023 European Ryder Cup team

Ryan Moore – A five-time TOUR winner preceded by prolific amateur wins including the NCAA Individual Championship, U.S. Amateur Public Links and U.S. Amateur, all in 2004

Kevin Streelman – Two TOUR wins and more than $26 million in career earnings

The full player field will include four players whose spots will be up for grabs at the Myrtle Beach Classic Monday Open Qualifying round at TPC Myrtle Beach on May 6. Those players will join the total field announced by Myrtle Beach Classic officials that includes*:

*Updated 5/6/24