Australian golfer Aaron Pike competing on the PGA Tour.
Pike's first major breakthrough was the 2006 Australian Masters at Huntingdale Golf Club. As a 21-year-old amateur and Golf Australia national squad member, he opened with a course-record-equalling 64, led during the early rounds and ultimately finished fourth, three strokes behind winner Justin Rose. The performance brought him national attention and preceded his decision to turn professional in 2007.
Verified career highlights include three professional victories: the 2018 Victorian PGA Championship, the 2020 Northern Territory PGA Championship and the 2022 TPS Hunter Valley. He also won the 2005 Queensland Amateur Championship and 2006 Victorian Amateur Championship as an amateur, finished tied third at the 2019 Australian Open, placed fifth on the 2021–22 PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit and qualified for the 2021 Open Championship. The PGA TOUR profile records zero Korn Ferry Tour wins and identifies him as an Australian professional who turned pro in 2007.
His defining moments include opening the 2006 Australian Masters with a course-record-equalling 64; holing a bunker shot for eagle during the final round of that event; birdieing the 72nd hole to win the 2018 Victorian PGA Championship; winning the 2020 Northern Territory PGA Championship in a playoff against Michael Sim; sharing the lead with Keegan Bradley during the 2019 Australian Open before finishing tied third; and defeating Momoka Kobori on the third playoff hole at the 2022 TPS Hunter Valley.