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Golfer Levin's Wild Ride: From Frustration to PGA Tour Hope
14 Dec, 2025
Summary
- Spencer Levin surged to a career-best 63 at PGA Tour Q-School.
- He aims to regain full PGA Tour status after a 20-year career.
- Levin's past includes a unique 'Happy Gilmore' putting grip win.
Spencer Levin, a golfer recognized for his passionate on-course displays, is making a significant push to regain full PGA Tour status. After a stellar amateur career and two decades as a professional, marked by only one PGA Tour-sanctioned victory, Levin demonstrated remarkable resilience.
During the third round of PGA Tour Q-School at Sawgrass Country Club, the 41-year-old achieved his best career score, a seven-under 63. This performance places him in a strong position, tied for sixth heading into the final round, with the top finishers earning their coveted tour cards.
Levin's journey has been notable, including a memorable victory at the 2023 Veritex Bank Championship where he employed an unconventional "Happy Gilmore" putting grip. With extensive experience, he approaches the critical final round with a pragmatic mindset, focusing on execution to achieve his long-held goal.
