Brett Coletta
PGA AustraliaInactive

Brett Coletta

Height
5 ft 10 in · 178 cm
Weight
150 kg · 331 lb
Born
6 Jul 1996
Birthplace
Melbourne, Australia
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About Brett

Brett Coletta is an Australian professional golfer from Melbourne, Victoria, born on 6 July 1996. He turned professional in 2016 after a strong amateur career and has competed across the PGA Tour of Australasia, PGA TOUR, Korn Ferry Tour, Japan Golf Tour and DP World Tour pathways. His most prominent professional victories are the 2016 Queensland Open and 2024 Vic Open. Provider data lists his status as Inactive as at 23 August 2026.

Brett Coletta grew up in Melbourne and is associated with Sandhurst Club, where he developed after first being introduced to golf by his father at approximately six years of age. Although he played representative cricket and opened the batting for Parkdale United Cricket Club, he chose to focus seriously on golf during Year 9. His development was supported by Golf Australia’s high-performance programmes and coach Martin Joyce.

Coletta emerged as one of Australia’s leading amateurs in 2015 and 2016. He won the stroke-play qualifying component of the 2015 U.S. Amateur at Olympia Fields and reached the world’s top amateur rankings. In October 2016, he narrowly missed a Masters invitation after finishing runner-up to fellow Australian Curtis Luck at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in South Korea. Two weeks later, still an amateur, he won the Queensland Open at Brisbane Golf Club, becoming the first amateur winner of the event since Stuart Appleby in 1991. He followed that performance with a runner-up finish in the New South Wales Open, including a course-record-equalling 10-under-par 62 in the opening round.

Coletta turned professional in January 2017. His professional debut came at the SMBC Singapore Open, where he made the cut. He later received a sponsor invitation to the PGA TOUR’s Memorial Tournament and finished tied 25th, earning his first PGA TOUR prize money. He also finished tied sixth at the 2016 Australian PGA Championship before formally joining the professional ranks.

His United States career included Korn Ferry Tour success in contention rather than a victory. He finished runner-up at the 2019 TPC Colorado Championship and recorded consecutive tied-third finishes at the 2019 Savannah Golf Championship and the 2020 Savannah Golf Championship. PGA TOUR records list two top-10 finishes for his 2020 Korn Ferry Tour season, while Golf Australia records a further tied-third result during the 2020-21 combined season.

Returning to prominent Australian competition, Coletta won the 2024 Vic Open at 13th Beach Golf Links by two strokes. He closed with a seven-under-par 65 and recorded his third PGA Tour of Australasia title according to contemporary reporting, although PGA TOUR’s international profile separately lists no PGA TOUR victories. He subsequently appeared in DP World Tour events during the 2024-25 period, including the Australian PGA Championship, Australian Open, Magical Kenya Open, Porsche Singapore Classic, Hainan Classic, Italian Open, Nexo Championship and Danish Golf Championship. The supplied provider status is Inactive; no current 2026 playing roster or active tour membership was verified.

Key stats & awards

Verified highlights include: 2015 U.S. Amateur stroke-play medalist; 2016 Queensland Open winner; 2016 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship runner-up; 2016 Australian PGA Championship tied sixth; 2017 Memorial Tournament tied 25th; 2019 TPC Colorado Championship runner-up; 2019 and 2020 Savannah Golf Championship tied-third finishes; and 2024 Vic Open winner. The PGA TOUR profile records 0 PGA TOUR wins and 2 top-10 finishes for the 2020 season. Japan Golf Tour records show ¥315,792 in 2017 official tour money and a 72.510 scoring average.

Famous moments

His defining early moment was winning the 2016 Queensland Open as an amateur, followed by his tied-second finish in the 2016 New South Wales Open. His best-known United States result was a tied-25th finish at the 2017 Memorial Tournament, his first PGA TOUR pay cheque. In February 2024, he closed the Vic Open with a seven-under-par 65 at 13th Beach to defeat Jordan Zunic by two strokes.