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Daniel
Hillier
New Zealand
Birthdate
26/7/1998 (27)
Birthplace
Wellington, New Zealand
Swing
Right
Turned Pro
2019
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Hillier scores two-shot win at New Zealand Open
4M
Photo by Hannah Peters/Getty Images
PGA Tour
Hillier leads in Dubai with McIlroy 7 shots back
1Y
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Jamieson, chasing Euro card, tied for Qatar lead
3Y
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Defending champ Otaegui shares Andalucia lead
3Y
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PGA Tour
Hillier takes one-shot lead at BMW International
3Y
Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images
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Golf News
2026 John Deere Classic: How to watch, PGA schedule on ESPN
TPC Deere Run will be the setting for this week's PGA Tour event as the field heads to Silvis, Illinois, for the John Deere Classic.
Johnson 1 back of Glover, Blair at PGA Tour's John Deere
Zach Johnson used an eagle-birdie finish to card a 7-under 64 that left him one shot behind Lucas Glover and Zac Blair at the PGA Tour's John Deere Classic on Thursday.
Stewart Cink, Charlie Wi share U.S. Senior Open lead after opening 67s
Stewart Cink shot a 3-under 67 on Thursday for a share of the first-round lead in the U.S. Senior Open with Charlie Wi.
Prosecutors can review Tiger Woods' medical records in DUI case
A Florida judge has granted prosecutors access to review medical records related to Tiger Woods' March vehicle crash and subsequent arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence.
Sony Open at Waialae CC now a PGA Tour Champions event
The Sony Championship will be Jan. 14-16 -- ending on a Saturday -- at Waialae Country Club, this time as a PGA Tour Champions event.
Sergio Garcia misses out on The Open; 3 Americans qualify
Sergio García will miss the Open Championship for the third time in four years after he failed to secure among the 20 qualifying spots handed out Tuesday. A trio of Americans -- Peter Uihlein, Caleb Surratt and James Nicholas -- qualified.
