15-Year-Old Miles Russell Makes History with Top-25 PGA Tour Finish

Miles Russell, at just 15, has become the youngest golfer since 1983 to secure a top-25 finish in a PGA Tour event, showcasing his talent among seasoned professionals.

Miles Russell, a high school freshman, finished tied for 20th at the LECOM Suncoast Classic, marking a historic achievement in professional golf.
Despite his amateur status, which precludes him from earning prize money, Russell's performance qualifies him for the upcoming Veritex Bank Championship.
Russell's recent accomplishments include becoming the youngest player to make the cut at a Korn Ferry Tour event, previously held by Gipper Finau in 2006.
The young golfer is currently the top-ranked boys prospect by the American Junior Golf Association and has previously won significant junior tournaments.
Phil Mickelson and other golfing luminaries have praised Russell's performance, highlighting the impact of his achievements on the sport.