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Nationality
  
Brazil

Role
  
Golfer

Professional wins
  
12

Name
  
Priscillo Diniz

European seniors tour
  
2


Spouse
  
Regina Diniz

Other
  
10

Height
  
1.80 m

Turned professional
  
1977

Full name
  
Jose Priscillo G. Diniz

Born
  
12 December 1948 (age 75) Sao Paulo, Brazil (
1948-12-12
)

Former tours
  
PGA European Tour, European Senior Tour

European Seniors TourRookie of the Year
  
2000

Jose Priscillo G. Diniz (born 12 December 1948) is a Brazilian professional golfer.

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Diniz was born in São Paulo. He comes from a family which boasts several other professional golfers, including his grandfather, but he did not turn professional himself until the age of 28, having previously been a practicing lawyer. As an amateur he was twice Brazilian Amateur champion and he also won the 1975 South American Amateur Championship.

In his regular (that is under fifty) career, Diniz won several titles on the South American circuit. He played on the European Tour in 1977 and 1978, but with little success. In 2000 he was the Rookie of the Year on the European Seniors Tour and finished sixth on that tour's Order of Merit. He has won two European Seniors Tour events, the 2000 The Daily Telegraph European Seniors Match Play Championship and the 2001 Royal Westmoreland Barbados Open.

Amateur wins (4)

  • 1974 Brazilian Amateur Championship
  • 1975 South American Amateur Championship, Brazilian Amateur Championship
  • 1976 Simon Bolivar Cup (Venezuela)
  • South American wins (10)

  • 1975 Brazil Open (as an amateur)
  • 1977 Uruguay Open
  • 1978 Brazil PGA Championship, Medellin Open (Colombia)
  • 1979 Brazil PGA Championship
  • 1985 Peru Open
  • 1986 Peru Open
  • 1991 Brazilian Masters
  • 1992 Brazilian Masters, Johnnie Walker Classic (Brazil)
  • Team appearances

    Amateur

  • Eisenhower Trophy (representing Brazil): 1974, 1976
  • Professional

  • World Cup (representing Brazil): 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988
  • Dunhill Cup (representing Brazil): 1988
  • References

    Priscillo Diniz Wikipedia


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