Harry Hall is leading after two rounds of the Charles Schwab Challenge. The 25-year-old PGA Tour rookie has impressed everyone with his performance this week. He has two top-10 finishes in 20 starts this season. His best performance so far came at Puerto Rico Open in March where he finished seventh.
Hall has earned $769,979 this season. Moneywise, his highest paycheck came at the Mexico Open in Vidanta where he bagged $179,025.00 for a T10 finish. Overall, he has earned a sum of $992,506 as career money in 26 starts.
If Hall is successful in maintaining his lead over the next two days, he might bag $1,566,000, the highest winning sum of his career.
Here is the amount earned by Hall over the years on PGA Tour:
- 2022-23*: $769,979
- 2021-22: $204,750
- 2020-21: $17,777
A look at Harry Hall's professional journey
Harry Hall was born in Truro, England, on August 6, 1997. He started playing at West Cornwall Golf Club and went to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he majored in sociology and played collegiate golf.
As an amateur, Hall captained several English sides, including the U18 Boys International Team that triumphed at Home Internationals.
The Englishman turned professional in 2019 and played mostly in the Korn Ferry Tour. He finished 15th at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, his professional debut.
After grinding for two years, Hall finally earned the PGA Tour card in 2021 after his 10th-place finish on the Korn Ferry Tour's season-long points list.
Here are Harry Hall's results on PGA Tour so far this season:
- Fortinet Championship; CUT
- Sanderson Farms Championship; CUT
- Shriners Children's Open; T15
- Butterfield Bermuda Championship; T63
- World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba; CUT
- Cadence Bank Houston Open; T39
- The RSM Classic; CUT
- Sony Open in Hawaii; T28
- The American Express; T41
- Farmers Insurance Open; CUT
- AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am; T34
- The Honda Classic; T74
- Puerto Rico Open; T7
- Valspar Championship; CUT
- Corales Puntacana Championship; T13
- Valero Texas Open; T28
- Zurich Classic of New Orleans; CUT
- Mexico Open at Vidanta; T10
- Wells Fargo Championship; CUT
- AT&T Byron Nelson; T83
Harry Hall has two professional wins: the 2022 NV5 Invitational presented by Old National Bank and the 2021 Wichita Open Benefitting KU Wichita Pediatrics. Both came on the Korn Ferry Tour.
Can Harry Hall win Charles Schwab Challenge?
After completing two rounds at Colonial Golf Club, Hall had a three-stroke lead over Harris English. Here's a look at the leaderboard for the 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge after Round 2:
- 1 Harry Hall: -12
- 2 Harris English: -9
- 3 Emiliano Grillo: -8
- T4 Adam Schenk: -7
- T4 Byeong Hun An: -7
- T4 Robby Shelton: -7
- T7 Andrew Novak: -6
- T7 Scottie Scheffler: -6
- T9 Carson Young: -5
- T9 Austin Eckroat: -5
- T9 Justin Rose: -5
- T12 Lee Hodges: -4
- T12 Ben Griffin: -4
- T12 Andrew Putnam: -4
- T12 Peter Malnati: -4
- T12 David Lipsky: -4
- T12 Chez Reavie: -4
- T12 Max Homa: -4
The rookie Englishman is currently topping the 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge leaderboard, but he will have to maintain his rhythm over the weekend to claim his first victory on PGA Tour.