Neal Shipley (PGA Golf Pro)
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WELCOME TO THEIR CRIB. To end the Skull Session, here’s a video in which former Ohio State golfer Neal Shipley took representatives from the Korn Ferry Tour through the Buckeyes’ golf facility before the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship. I thought it was pretty cool!
While Shipley failed to make the cut after two rounds on Ohio State’s Scarlet Course, the Pittsburgh native earned his PGA Tour card for 2026 after winning two tournaments and recording seven top-10 finishes on the Korn Ferry Tour this season.
Last week, Shipley told reporters, including Eleven Warriors’ Dan Hope, he always believed he had the ability to play on the PGA Tour, but he thought it would take longer to get there than it has.
“I definitely felt like it was a possibility. I felt like I was miles and miles away from it, and I certainly didn’t envision myself two years out of college hitting the PGA Tour right away,” Shipley said. “This has been at a much more rapid pace than I anticipated, but a certainly welcomed pace.”
Shipley also said that he’s proud to have the opportunity to represent the Buckeyes at the highest level.
“I’m definitely trying to set the standard really high for us,” Shipley said. “I think this should be one of the best golf programs in the country.”
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While Shipley failed to make the cut after two rounds on Ohio State’s Scarlet Course, the Pittsburgh native earned his PGA Tour card for 2026 after winning two tournaments and recording seven top-10 finishes on the Korn Ferry Tour this season.
Last week, Shipley told reporters, including Eleven Warriors’ Dan Hope, he always believed he had the ability to play on the PGA Tour, but he thought it would take longer to get there than it has.
“I definitely felt like it was a possibility. I felt like I was miles and miles away from it, and I certainly didn’t envision myself two years out of college hitting the PGA Tour right away,” Shipley said. “This has been at a much more rapid pace than I anticipated, but a certainly welcomed pace.”
Shipley also said that he’s proud to have the opportunity to represent the Buckeyes at the highest level.
“I’m definitely trying to set the standard really high for us,” Shipley said. “I think this should be one of the best golf programs in the country.”
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