Andrew Oldcorn (born 22 June 1960) is a Scottish professional golfer who has competed on the European Tour and the European Senior Tour. He turned professional in 1986 after a successful amateur career, which included representing Scotland in international competitions.
Early Life and Amateur Career
Oldcorn was born in St Andrews, Scotland, a town renowned for its golfing heritage. He began playing golf at a young age and demonstrated significant talent, leading to his selection for Scotland’s amateur teams. His achievements as an amateur include winning several regional tournaments, though exact titles and dates are not comprehensively documented in widely available sources.
Professional Career
Oldcorn earned his European Tour card in 1986. Over his career on the main tour, he secured one official European Tour victory: the 1998 Scottish PGA Championship. In addition to his tour win, he recorded numerous top-10 finishes in other European Tour events. After turning 50, Oldcorn joined the European Senior Tour, where he continued to compete at a high level and achieved several notable finishes.
Playing Style
Oldcorn is known for a steady, methodical approach to the game, emphasizing accuracy and course management. His swing technique and consistency have been highlighted by commentators and fellow players throughout his career.
Personal Life
Andrew Oldcorn resides in Scotland and remains involved in the sport through coaching, mentorship, and occasional participation in exhibition matches. Details about his family and personal pursuits are limited in publicly available encyclopedic sources.
