Patric Anthony Perez alias Pat Perez is an American professional golfer who plays on the PGA tours. Pat was born on 1st March 1976 in Phoenix Arizona United States and is of Mexican- American descent. His horoscope is Pisces. The golfer is 6 ft 0 inches, (1.83 m) and weighs 190 lb (86 kg and 14 st).
Pat is the son of Tony Perez and has one brother Mike Perez. His father worked at IBM and his mom was in real estate. While he was 14 he started working at Torrey Pines Golf Course La Jolla California. He replaced divots on the driving range and shag balls for the golfers. He cleaned clubs of people who had played that day to make extra money. His parents supported him by taking time out of their schedules to drive him around local tournaments They paid his entry fees for him.
Pat Perez Education
He attended Torry Pines High school and later on Arizona State University. In 1989 while he was a junior in high school he found some Jordan IVs which led to his love for golf. While still a freshman in high school he went to La Quinta Country Club where he learned how to swing.
At 16 years old Pat got to caddy for an amateur in the pro-am hence kick-starting his profession. In 1993 he entered the junior world championships where he won. Following his victory, Arizona State offered him a scholarship and he later on qualified for the most prestigious amateur tournament - The US Amateur. In 1996 while playing for Arizona state university he helped his teammates win the NCAA championship.
Pat Perez Relationship Status
Pat is currently in a happy marriage with Ashley Pendley Perez. Prior to his marriage with Ashley, his first wife had divorced him after she turned 30. According to Golf.com, she told him she wanted a change and left. Pat apparently kept things amicable and without any bad blood.
Pat and his girlfriend met in Las Vegas when they both were guests at a dinner hosted by a mutual friend Nico Santushi a real estate mogul and restaurant owner. The two got married on New Year's eve of 2015. Currently, they are enjoying a happy marriage with no rumors of any breakup whatsoever. Due to Pats anger management issues, Ashley gives pat time to cool off to maintain a peaceful relationship. They currently live in Scottdale Arizona.
Meet Pat Perez's Wife Ashley
Not much is known about Ashley Perez's personal life nor her profession or educational background. She shares the love for golf with her husband hence attends his tournaments from time to time. She has a Pomeranian named Cookie. She's often seen carrying a small sack that is used to carry small dogs around. Pat Perez's wife has different active social media accounts where she likes to share short sayings and phrases. She also uses her accounts to dispel any controversies about her husband pat.
Pat Perez Kids
On September 3, 2018, the Perez welcomed their first child and daughter Piper Perez on a Monday afternoon. She weighed 6 lb 11 Oz and 19.5 inches long.
Pat Perez Controversy
Pat has been fined by the Tour and censured by television executives due to his intense anger and violence. He has regular meltdowns which include screaming profanities, drivers sent cartwheeling into nearby shrubbery, and thanks to some stellar camerawork at last week’s Tour stop, he now knows he’s capable of reducing unfortunate children to tears.
One of his most controversial stories is when Perez stomped up a cart path and began his tantrum by ripping a water bottle from his pocket and slamming it onto the ground. A few feet later, he passed two little boys who were asking for autographs and one was also holding out a water bottle for Perez. Visibly angry, Perez rushed past the boys with such rage that one of them broke into tears. A few feet later, Perez ripped the bottom of his shirt from his pants and slammed his golf glove onto the cart path. He was involved in a car accident in the year 1994.
Pat Perez Net Worth
Pat Perez has a net worth of 13 million US dollars earned through his professional golfing, while his writing career earns him more than a few bucks bringing his total career earnings to an excess of 26 million us dollars. He is most well known for finishing the first 36 holes of the 2009 Bob Hope Classic with the lowest score in PGA history through two rounds. Perez achieved his highest ranking of number 16 in January 2018. Pat won a PGA Tour event in 2011 while being on a medical extension. He won the 2016 OHL Classic at Mayakoba and the CIMB Classic in 2017 as well as the 2000 Buy.com Ozarks Open in the 2002 Champions Challenge with John Daly.
