Kevin Yu
Kevin Yu is a talented golfer from Taiwan who started playing at a very young age. He gained early recognition by representing Taiwan in international junior tournaments. Yu moved to the United States to play college golf at Arizona State University. There, he became one of the top-ranked amateur golfers in the world.
During his time at ASU, Kevin earned multiple All-American honors for his consistent performances. He turned professional in 2021 after a standout collegiate career. Since then, he has competed on the Korn Ferry Tour and earned PGA Tour status. Yu is known for his powerful drives and calm demeanor on the course.
Kevin Yu’s Biggest Win on Tour
Kevin Yu’s biggest PGA Tour win came at the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship in a dramatic playoff finish. He defeated Beau Hossler with a birdie on the first extra hole to claim his first PGA Tour title. Yu finished at 23-under-par after four consistent rounds of stellar play. The victory highlighted his composure under pressure and rising talent on tour.
Yu’s approach shots and putting were key to his success throughout the tournament. He ranked among the leaders in strokes gained approach and birdie conversion rate. The win earned him a two-year PGA Tour exemption and a major confidence boost. It also elevated his world ranking and drew praise from fellow pros and analysts alike.
Latest News on Kevin Yu
3/21/25
Kevin Yu is set to compete in the 2025 Valspar Championship at Innisbrook Resort’s Copperhead Course. Despite missing the cut in his previous two appearances, Yu aims to improve his performance this year. Analysts consider him a promising contender due to his strong recent form and proficiency on Bermuda greens.
Recently, Yu signed an apparel deal with Swedish brand J.Lindeberg, aligning with their sport-fashion ethos. He expressed excitement about this partnership and will debut their latest golf collection at The Players Championship. In October 2024, Yu secured his first PGA Tour victory at the Sanderson Farms Championship, defeating Beau Hossler in a playoff.
4/10/25
In March 2025, Yu participated in The Players Championship, where he missed the cut. Later that month, he competed in the Texas Children’s Houston Open, finishing tied for 18th place with a score of 10-under par.