Born on May 27, 2003, Gordon Sargent was introduced to various sports by his father, Seth Sargent, a top amateur golfer in Alabama. However, it was golf that captured his heart, and he demonstrated a natural talent for the game at an early age. Sargent boasts exceptional ball striking abilities, with an average ball speed of 185-190 MPH, consistently launching drives over 300 yards. At 17 years old, he became the youngest Alabama State Amateur champion, setting a record of 24-under par.
Sargent represented Team USA at the prestigious Palmer Cup in 2022, solidifying his reputation as a rising star. As a freshman at Vanderbilt University, he won the NCAA National Championship in a playoff. In 2023, Sargent received a special invitation to compete in the Masters Tournament, becoming the No. 2 ranked amateur in the world. Sargent made his professional debut at The Masters in April 2023, finishing with a score of +9, missing the cut by six shots. He has advanced through the U.S. Open Final Qualifying and will compete in the 2024 U.S. Open at the North Course of the Los Angeles Country Club. Sargent has had a record-breaking sophomore season at Vanderbilt, topping the program record for most individual victories with five collegiate wins in his first two years. He added three individual titles in his sophomore season and earned the 2022-23 Men's College Golf Player of the Year award.
Who is Gordon Sargent’s caddie?
Gordon Sargent's caddie is William Kane.
Kane took on the role of Sargent's caddie during the 2022 U.S. Amateur in New Jersey. In addition to caddying, Kane runs the College Golf Fellowship, which provides Bible study and other services to the collegiate golf community. Kane has prior experience caddying on the PGA Tour, having worked with Webb Simpson from 2008 to 2010.
As Sargent's caddie, Kane has been by his side, providing support and guidance both on and off the course. The two first connected when Sargent arrived at Vanderbilt University in the fall of 2021 and was drawn to the work of the College Golf Fellowship that Kane oversees. Their partnership grew stronger during the 2022 U.S. Amateur, where Kane became Sargent's caddie.
Sargent has praised Kane's calming presence and ability to keep him focused during high-stakes competitions. One of the key attributes that sets Sargent apart is his maturity and composure, which Kane has helped cultivate.
FAQ's On Gordon Sargent’s Caddie
A. Gordon Sargent is currently a student-athlete at Vanderbilt University, where he has had tremendous success on the golf team.
A. Sargent is known for his exceptional power off the tee, averaging 185-190 mph ball speeds and consistently driving distances over 300 yards.
A. Gordon Sargent's caddie is William Kane, who has prior experience caddying on the PGA Tour for Webb Simpson.
