Sepp Straka
Sepp Straka was born in Austria and played collegiate golf at the University of Georgia. He turned professional in 2016 after college. Straka became the first Austrian golfer to earn a PGA Tour card. His twin brother, Sam, also played golf competitively in college.
Straka represented Austria in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and finished tied for 10th. He gained experience on the Web.com Tour before joining the PGA Tour. Straka is known for consistent ball-striking and calm demeanor under pressure. He resides in Georgia and maintains strong ties to both Austria and the U.S.
Sepp Straka’s Biggest Win on Tour
Sepp Straka’s most significant PGA Tour victory came at the 2025 Truist Championship. He secured the title with a final-round 68, finishing at 16-under-par. This win marked his fourth PGA Tour triumph and his first in a Signature Event . Straka described it as “the biggest win of my career.”
The victory was especially meaningful as he outdueled Shane Lowry, who faltered with two bogeys in his final three holes. Straka’s performance elevated him to fifth in the European Ryder Cup rankings, displacing Ludvig Åberg from the automatic qualification spots. Additionally, the win propelled him to ninth in the Official World Golf Ranking . This triumph solidified Straka’s status as a top contender in professional golf.
Latest News on Sepp Straka
5/12/25
Sepp Straka has continued to build on his impressive 2025 season with consistent performances across major tournaments. At The Players Championship in March, he secured a tie for 14th place, finishing at 5-under-par. In April, Straka achieved a tie for 13th at the RBC Heritage, demonstrating his steady form . Although he missed the cut at the Masters Tournament in April, he remains a strong contender in upcoming events.
Looking ahead, Straka is focused on securing a spot on Team Europe for the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. He has expressed that making the Ryder Cup team is his top priority this year . Currently, he stands fifth in the European Ryder Cup rankings, just outside the automatic qualification spots. With several tournaments remaining before team selections are finalized, Straka aims to solidify his position through continued strong performances.