Former PGA Golfer Matt McQuillan Dead at 45
The Kingston native earned PGA Tour privileges in 2011 and was remembered for his kindness and lasting impact on the local golf community.
- Former PGA Tour member Matt McQuillan died on August 5 at Kingston General Hospital in Ontario at age 45. The Canadian golfer was remembered by family and the golf community this week.
- McQuillan turned professional in 2003 and competed in 32 PGA Tour events during his career. His strongest season came in 2011 when he finished third at the John Deere Classic, earning just under $600,000.
- In recent years, McQuillan stepped back from professional play to teach golf in his hometown. Friends remembered him as "a kind, quiet gentle soul" who was "always willing to offer tips and advice."
- Garrison Golf Club posted condolences on Facebook to member Mark McQuillan and his family. His obituary noted he "developed lifelong friendships while mentoring anyone who loved the game."
- The Whig reported that McQuillan died "unexpectedly," though a cause of death has not been publicly revealed. The golfing community continues honoring his legacy through tributes highlighting his welcoming personality and unwavering kindness.
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Ex-PGA Tour Golfer Dies Suddenly At 45
Former PGA Tour golfer Matt McQuillan has died at 45, leaving the Canadian golf community mourning a player remembered as much for his character as his time on the course. McQuillan died Wednesday at Kingston General Hospital in Ontario while surrounded by family, according to his online obituary. No cause of death has been announced. After turning professional in 2003, the Kingston, Ontario, native earned his PGA Tour card through Q-School in 2…
Former PGA Tour golfer Matt McQuillan dies at 45
Matt McQuillan, a Canadian who played 32 events on the PGA Tour and later devoted himself to teaching the game in his hometown, died August 5 at Kingston General Hospital in Ontario, he was 45 years old. McQuillan passed away surrounded by his family, according to an obituary published in the Kingston Whig-Standard. No cause...
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