Nationality France Masters Tournament DNP Height 1.84 m Former tours Challenge Tour Other 1 Role Golfer Residence Moliets-et-Maa, France | Professional wins 7 Name Benjamin Hebert Current tours PGA European Tour Turned professional 2009 U.S. Open DNP Weight 74 kg Challenge tour 6 | |
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Born 19 February 1987 (age 37)
Brive, France ( 1987-02-19 ) | ||
Benjamin hebert de retour sur le tour europ en
Benjamin Hébert (born 19 February 1987) is a French professional golfer.
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- Benjamin hebert de retour sur le tour europ en
- Portrait benjamin hebert nouvelle vague
- Early life
- Amateur career
- Professional career
- Amateur wins
- Results in major championships
- Team appearances
- References
Portrait benjamin hebert nouvelle vague
Early life
Hébert was born in Brive, France. His parents are Jean-Luc, a former pentathlete, and Françoise, a former swimmer, both of whom now work as teachers. He also has one sister, Audrey. Hébert spent some of his childhood in Tahiti, from age 14 to 18, before graduating from high school in 2005.
Amateur career
Hébert enjoyed a successful amateur career. He spent three years on the French national team, the highlight being representing his country at the 2008 Eisenhower Trophy. He won a number of individual tournaments, the most notable being the European Amateur in 2007, which gained him entry to the following year's Open Championship. He also represented Europe in the St Andrews Trophy.
Professional career
Hébert turned professional in 2009. He enjoyed immediate success on the Challenge Tour, recording a third-place finish in the Piemonte Open after receiving a special invite. He recorded his first professional victory on the third-level Alps Tour later in the summer, before earning a card for the European Tour at qualifying school at the end of the year. However, he struggled to settle at this level, making twelve cuts but not recording a single top-twenty finish, and he failed to retain his card. In July 2011, Hébert won his first tournament on the Challenge Tour at the Credit Suisse Challenge. He followed up with a second win a week later at the English Challenge. He won his third tournament of the year, the Rolex Trophy, in August to earn a promotion to the European Tour.
On the European Tour in 2012, Hébert finished in the top-10 once, T-6 at the Lyoness Open and finished 195th on the Race to Dubai, losing his tour card. He played on the Challenge Tour in 2013 and 2014. In 2014, he won his fourth Challenge Tour event in August at the Norwegian Challenge, he soon followed this up with his second with of the 2014 season in September at the Open Blue Green Côtes d'Armor Bretagne. In the final event of the 2014 season at the Dubai Festival City Challenge Tour Grand Final, he secured his third Challenge Tour win of the season and 6th career win on the tour. In doing so Hébert finished second in the Challenge Tour Rankings behind Andrew Johnston, which earned him European Tour card for 2015 and became the first player to have three Challenge Tour wins in two separate seasons.
Amateur wins
Results in major championships
LA = Low Amateur
DNP = Did not play
CUT = missed the half-way cut
"T" = tied
Yellow background for top-10.
Team appearances
Amateur