Scott Harrington: PGA Tour Professional Early Life and Education Scott Harrington was born on October 13, 1980, in Portland, Oregon. He attended Northwestern University, where he played collegiate golf from 1999 to 2003, earning All-Big Ten honors. Professional Career Harrington turned professional in 2004 and spent many years competing on developmental tours, including the Web.com Tour (now Korn Ferry Tour). He secured his first PGA Tour card at age 38 through the 2019 Korn Ferry Tour Finals, making him one of the oldest rookies in Tour history. Career Earnings Through 2023, Harrington has earned approximately $1.4 million in PGA Tour career earnings. His best finish was a T11 at the 2020 Houston Open. Personal Life Harrington is married to Jennifer Harrington, who has played a significant role in his story. In 2017, Jennifer was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma, leading Scott to step away from golf temporarily to support her treatment. After her successful recovery, he returned to professional golf, earning his PGA Tour card in 2019, making their story one of perseverance in the golf community. Tournament Highlights - Made 25 cuts in 84 PGA Tour starts (through 2023) - Best finish: T11 at 2020 Houston Open - Earned PGA Tour card through 2019 Korn Ferry Tour Finals - Multiple victories on mini-tours throughout his career Current Status Harrington primarily competes on the Korn Ferry Tour, working to regain full PGA Tour status. He continues to pursue professional golf while being based in Scottsdale, Arizona. Note: Net worth information is not publicly verified and therefore not included to maintain accuracy.