Early life and amateur career
Brennan was born in Leesburg, Virginia, on February 9, 2002. [1] [2] His parents, Shannon and Michael, both played golf and he was introduced to the game as a child. [3] While in kindergarten, Brennan said his dream job was to be a professional golfer. [4] He grew up playing golf at River Creek Country Club, and began to receive tutelage from coach Adam Harrell at age 12. Alongside golf, Brennan played baseball, basketball, football, lacrosse, and soccer during his youth. [3]
At Tuscarora High School, Brennan played basketball and golf. [5] In his first high school match, he shot a round of 70 at South Riding Golf Club. He won the 2016 Virginia 5A North region title the following month with a 71. [6] Brennan won the Middle Atlantic Amateur in 2017, becoming at age 15 the youngest player to win the title. [7] He also won the Middle Atlantic Amateur in 2018 and 2019, as well as the 2019 Virginia State Amateur. In 2020, he finished tied-third at the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley and won the Maridoe Junior Invitational. [8] [9] Brennan tied for 11th in the stroke play at the 2020 U.S. Amateur at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort; his brother Sean caddied for him during the event. [10] He was eliminated in the match play during the round of 64. [11]
Brennan committed to Wake Forest University in 2019. [12] Playing for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons from 2020 to 2024, he won eight individual titles in his collegiate career, including medalist honors at the ACC Championship in 2023 and 2024. [8]
Brennan shot a 5-under 66 at Riviera Country Club in February 2022 to win the Genesis Invitational Collegiate Showcase, which earned him entry to the Genesis Invitational. [13] Making his PGA Tour debut, he shot 71-73 and missed the cut by two strokes. [14] He represented the United States at the 2022 Arnold Palmer Cup in June. [15] [16] Brennan made his major championship debut at the 2023 U.S. Open, [17] after advancing through a playoff to qualify. [18] He shot 74-75 and missed the cut. [19]
With a career-stroke average of 71.46, Brennan ranked fourth in Wake Forest history, behind Alex Fitzpatrick (70.94), Bill Haas (70.87), and Will Zalatoris (70.44). [8] Brennan was a four-time Academic All-ACC nominee and graduated with a B.A. in economics following the spring 2024 semester. [20]
Professional career
After finishing his collegiate career in 2024, Brennan turned professional. [2] As he ranked 12th in the PGA Tour University standings for his senior season, he received playing status on the PGA Tour Americas. [21] During the 2025 PGA Tour Americas season, Brennan won three titles and led the tour's point list, securing promotion to the Korn Ferry Tour in 2026. [22] [23]
In October 2025, Brennan received a sponsor exemption to play in the Bank of Utah Championship on the PGA Tour. [24] This was his first PGA Tour start as a professional. [25] He shot a 7-under 64 in the third round to establish a two-stroke lead. [26] He closed with a 66 to win by four strokes over Rico Hoey. With the win, Brennan bypassed the Korn Ferry Tour and immediately earned membership on the PGA Tour. [4] He also moved up to 43rd in the Official World Golf Ranking, after starting the year at 681st. [27]
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