Max Greyserman

Max Greyserman is an American professional golfer from Short Hills, New Jersey, who competes full-time on the PGA Tour. He lives in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Born on May 31, 1995, to parents who emigrated as teenagers from Kyiv when it was still part of the Soviet Union, Greyserman grew up in New Jersey and counts Russian as his first language. He earned his full PGA Tour card in 2023 and has been a consistent presence in the upper half of tour fields since.

Greyserman played college golf at Duke University from 2013 to 2017, graduating with a degree in public policy and economics. He won the 2015 New Jersey Golf Association Amateur Championship and took the 2014 New Jersey State Open as an amateur. After turning professional in 2017 he spent four seasons on the Korn Ferry Tour, interrupted in 2022 by surgery to repair a fractured lunate bone in his wrist. He came back strong, finishing ninth on the 2023 Korn Ferry Tour Points List to secure his PGA Tour card. His first full Tour season in 2024 produced four top-10 finishes, including solo second at the 3M Open and second at the Wyndham Championship. At the 2025 Masters Tournament he finished T32, and at the 2024 U.S. Open he posted T21. At the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink he sat one shot off the lead through 36 holes before finishing T14 at two under par.

Greyserman's defining strength is his putting. His continued development off the tee and with his irons will determine whether he can push his ranking back toward the career-high of 30 he reached in October 2025.

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