Jean-Philippe Parr

Career Scorecard

Year	Trns.	Rds.	Strokes	Avg.	Low	High	Rds. Par or Better	T10	T25
2023-24	7	20	1,481	74.05	69	80	5	2	3
2024-25	4	12	905	75.41	67	82	3	1	1
Total	11	32	2,386	74.56	67	82	8	3	4

Last Updated: through the 2025 Thomas Sharkey Individual Collegiate*

CAREER EVENTS

Finished tied for 46th at the Cullan Brown Collegiate
Notched a fourth-place finish at the Papago Individual after shooting 3-under overall; His final-round 67 marked a career-low 18-hole score
Tied for 64th at the Visit Knoxville Collegiate
Tied for 61st at the Thomas Sharkey Collegiate Individual

Registered a top-10 finish at the Wolfpack Individual after shooting a 2-over total score, including an opening-round 71
Finished just two shots outside the top 25 after shooting 8-over at the Thomas Sharkey Individual Collegiate
Shot 8-over at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate and placed 69th
Registered a top-five finish at the Badger Individual, shooting par or better in two rounds to post a 3-over total
Placed tied for 24th after shooting 9-over at the Papago Individual
Competed individually at the Visit Knoxville Collegiate, shooting 220 (+10) overall and placing tied for 53rd

At the time of his signing, was the No. 1 ranked international player and No. 19 overall player in the class of 2023 according to Junior Golf ScoreboardClaimed the Canadian Junior Boys Championship in 2021 and 2022—becoming the eighth player in history to win back-to-back titles
Has recorded top-five finishes at the 2022 International Junior Orange Bowl (third place), the 2021 North and South Junior (third-place) and the 2022 Canadian Men's Amateur (fourth place).
Has top-15 finishes at the 2022 Sage Valley Junior (eighth place), 2022 Terra Cotta Invitational (ninth place), 2021 Junior Players Championship (12th place) and 2021 Wyndham Invitational (14th place) to his credit.
Brennan Webb on Parr's signing: "JP is one of the more athletic junior golfers I have seen. His junior and amateur accomplishments line up with some of the very best players in the country and around the world. I fully expect JP to be able to make the transition into high-level college golf and help us as we chase down SEC and NCAA Championships."