Australian golfer Aiden Didone competing on the PGA Tour.
Aiden Didone is an Australian golfer associated with Victoria and the Melbourne Sandbelt. He developed through the Australian amateur system before making a significant international breakthrough in 2019, when he won the Porter Cup at Niagara Falls Country Club in New York. The victory placed him among the Australian amateurs making an impact in a long-established North American event and followed his participation in high-level Australian amateur competitions.
Didone turned professional during the COVID-19 years and subsequently spent around 18 months competing on professional tours while working towards his first professional victory. His playing profile is that of a competitive stroke-play golfer comfortable in windy conditions and on firm, strategic courses. Golf Australia reporting has specifically linked his game to experience on Melbourne Sandbelt courses.
His early professional results included appearances in Australian events such as the Vic Open and tournaments in Papua New Guinea. In 2024, he shared the first-round lead at the Vic Open after opening with a 65 at 13th Beach Golf Links. He later won a New South Wales Open qualifying-series event at Wollongong Golf Club, setting a course record and securing a place in the NSW Open field.
Didone also received an opportunity on the Korn Ferry Tour. The PGA TOUR’s official player record documents one 2024 Korn Ferry Tour start, at the Compliance Solutions Championship, where he missed the cut after rounds of 71 and 74 for a total of 145, one over par. The supplied provider record identifies him as inactive on 18 August 2026. No reliable public source reviewed for this profile confirms a current tour card, active team affiliation, current ranking or current competition schedule.
His first major documented breakthrough was winning the 2019 Porter Cup at Niagara Falls Country Club in New York as an amateur. Golf Australia described the victory as a notable international achievement and reported that he followed in the footsteps of Phil Mickelson and Harrison Endycott as a Porter Cup winner.
Documented highlights include one Porter Cup amateur title in 2019, one men’s Tasmanian Open title in 2019, a first-round 65 and share of the lead at the 2023 Vic Open, and a win in a New South Wales Open qualifying-series event at Wollongong Golf Club. The PGA TOUR record lists one Korn Ferry Tour start in 2024, with zero cuts made and no official earnings recorded.
Winning the 2019 Porter Cup in New York; winning the 2019 men’s Tasmanian Open; sharing the men’s first-round lead at the Vic Open after shooting 65 at 13th Beach Golf Links; and winning the Wollongong New South Wales Open qualifying event with a course-record performance.