Former PGA Tour Star Golfer Matt McQuillan Dies at 45
Former Canadian PGA Tour star Matt McQuillan passed away at the age of 45 earlier this week.
Canadian PGA Tour golfer Matt McQuillan has died at the age of 45, according to multiple news outlets. The obituary, published in the Kingston Whig-Standard, described the golfer as a beloved figure in the Kingston golfing community for his welcoming personality and kindness. McQuillan, who started playing golf at the age of ten, won his first professional tournament in 2005 and earned his PGA Tour card in 2010.
He played in 32 PGA Tour events, making the cut nine times, and achieved his best finish at the John Deere Classic in 2011, where he tied for third place. McQuillan recently returned to his hometown of Kingston, Ontario, to teach golf and help develop the next generation of Canadian golfers. Golf Canada has also paid tribute to the golfer, expressing their mourning over his passing.
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