Ben Ferguson
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Ben Ferguson

Height
6 ft 1 in · 185 cm
Weight
86 kg · 190 lb
Born
30 Mar 1973
Profile

About Ben

Ben Ferguson is an Australian professional golfer from Sydney who turned professional in 1997 and reached the PGA TOUR in 2001. His recorded professional career includes one international victory, the 2000 Players Cup, and a PGA TOUR career highlighted by a tied-10th-place finish at the 2001 Honda Classic. Provider data lists him as inactive as of 23 August 2026.

Ben Ferguson was born in Sydney, Australia, on 30 March 1973. He began playing golf at age six after being introduced to the game by his father. Ferguson turned professional in 1997 and developed through international professional golf before earning a PGA TOUR card for the 2001 season. On the PGA TOUR, he made 7 cuts from 32 recorded starts, collected two top-25 finishes and one top-10 finish, and earned official career money of US$187,970. His strongest documented PGA TOUR performance came at the 2001 Honda Classic, where he tied for 10th after opening with a 65. His professional record also includes victory at the 2000 Players Cup. Australian records identify Ferguson with The Vines in Western Australia during his junior and later professional years. Provider data records his status as inactive on 23 August 2026; no reliable source located for this profile confirms a current professional tour roster or playing schedule.

Key stats & awards

PGA TOUR records list 32 starts, 7 cuts made, 0 PGA TOUR wins, 1 international win, 1 top-10 finish, 2 top-25 finishes and US$187,970 in official money. His lowest recorded PGA TOUR round was 65 at the 2001 Honda Classic. No separately documented individual tour award was located.

Famous moments

Ferguson opened the 2001 Honda Classic with a 65, sharing the first-round lead and remaining in contention before finishing tied for 10th at 11-under-par 277. The round was his lowest recorded PGA TOUR round. His 2000 Players Cup victory is his only international win listed in the PGA TOUR career record.