Former PGA Tour golfer Matt McQuillan dies at age 45

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Former PGA Tour golfer Matt McQuillan dies at age 45
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Matt McQuillan, a former golfer on the PGA Tour, passed away at the age of 45. The Canadian golfer earned his PGA Tour membership in 2010 and competed in 32 events, achieving his best finish with a tie for third place at the 2011 John Deere Classic. Before his time on the Tour, McQuillan turned professional in 2003 and celebrated a victory at the Edmonton Open in 2005. Most recently, he worked as a teaching pro in Kingston, Ontario. The Tour announced his death but did not provide details regarding the cause.

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  • McQuillan was from Kingston, Ontario.
  • He first joined the PGA Tour in 2010.
  • His best result was tying for third in 2011.
  • He turned pro in 2003 and won the Edmonton Open in 2005.
  • Before his passing, he worked as a teaching pro.
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McQuillan died on Wednesday, Aug. 5, surrounded by his family at Kingston General Hospital in Ontario, Canada. No cause of death was listed.

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Canadian Matt McQuillan played in 32 tour events and his best finish was a third-place tie at the 2011 John Deere Classic

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The Canadian golfer earned his tour card in 2010 and played 32 events the following year

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