Blake Collyer is an Australian professional golfer from Melbourne, Victoria. Born on 20 December 1996, he developed through Victoria’s elite amateur pathway, represented Victoria and competed internationally before turning professional in October 2019. He has played on the PGA Tour of Australasia and Asian Development Tour, with notable professional results including fourth place at the 2019 Victorian PGA Championship and top-five finishes in the 2022 Golf Challenge NSW Open and 2022 TPS Victor…
Blake Collyer is a Melbourne-born Australian golfer who emerged through the Victorian amateur system and was associated with The Metropolitan Golf Club and the Victorian Institute of Sport. He attended Camberwell Grammar School and studied commerce at Deakin University. His early development included strong performances in Victorian and Australian amateur events, selection in Victorian representative teams and participation in the 2017 U.S. Amateur Championship.
Collyer’s first significant national exposure came as an amateur in 2015, when he won the Boroondara Cup and set a course record of 61 at Green Acres Golf Club. He later produced a memorable performance at the 2017 U.S. Amateur, recovering from outside the match-play cut line with an eagle-birdie finish to qualify for the knockout stage. He was eliminated by Collin Morikawa in the first match-play round.
He represented Victoria in the Interstate Series and was part of the state’s victorious 2019 men’s team. He also finished third in the 2019 British Amateur and was listed among Golf Australia’s leading amateur performers. Collyer turned professional in October 2019 and entered the PGA Tour of Australasia pathway.
His best documented professional result is fourth at the 2019 Victorian PGA Championship. Other leading results include a tie for fifth at the 2022 Golf Challenge NSW Open, fourth at the 2022 TPS Victoria Hosted by Geoff Ogilvy, and a tie for ninth at the 2022 TPS Murray River tournament. He also recorded a tie for 36th at the 2023 ISPS Handa Australian Open and a tie for 44th at The National Tournament in 2024.
Collyer has been publicly associated with the PGA Tour of Australasia and Asian Development Tour. A 2025/26 professional-tour update attributed to his public LinkedIn profile stated that he had retained his PGA of Australia Tour card for the following season, although the supplied provider record lists his status as inactive on 18 August 2026. No reliable public source located for this profile confirms a current tournament roster, contract, injury absence or retirement.
Collyer’s first major breakthrough appears to have been his 2015 Boroondara Cup victory, achieved in the same week that he was selected for the Victorian Institute of Sport golf squad and recorded a 61 at Green Acres Golf Club. His 2017 U.S. Amateur qualification and match-play appearance were his first major international exposure.
Documented highlights include a 61 course record at Green Acres Golf Club in 2015, fourth place at the 2019 Victorian PGA Championship, a 2022 top-five finish at the Golf Challenge NSW Open, and a 2022 fourth-place finish at TPS Victoria. He was a member of Victoria’s 2019 Interstate Series-winning team and received the Victorian Institute of Sport golf award in 2020. No verified professional title, major championship appearance, national-team cap or cumulative career earnings figure was located.
His defining amateur moment came at the 2017 U.S. Amateur at Riviera Country Club, where he finished with eagle and birdie on the final two holes of stroke play to move into match play. He subsequently faced Collin Morikawa and lost in the first match-play round. Another notable moment was his 61 at Green Acres Golf Club during his 2015 Boroondara Cup victory.