Who is Fred Ridley? A look at the new ANGC chair

Who is Fred Ridley? A look at the new ANGC chair

Fred Ridley will become Augusta National Golf Club chairman when Billy Payne steps down on Oct. 16. Here's some biographical information on the former U.S. Amateur champion:FRED S. RIDLEYAge: 65 Born: Lakeland, Fla. Residence: Tampa, Fla. Education: Undergraduate degree at University of Florida (1974); Law degree from Stetson College of Law (1977). Occupation: Business lawyer and partner in international law firm Foley & Lardner LLP Family: Wife Betsy; daughters Maggie, Libby and Sydney.
Photos: Fred Ridley through the years
Notes:
  • Elected seventh chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters
  • Named chairman of Masters competition committee in 2007
  • Served as president of USGA from 2004-05
  • First became member of USGAs executive committee in 1994
  • In 2006, recipient of PGA Distinguished Service Award
  • Won 1975 U.S. Amateur at Country Club of Virginia, defeating Keith Fergus in the championship; Beat Curtis Strange and Andy Bean on his way to victory
  • Competed in three Masters (1976, 1977, 1978), one U.S. Open (1976) and one Open Championship (1976). He missed the cut in each
  • Competed in 1977 Walker Cup for a winning U.S. squad and was U.S. Walker Cup captain in 1987 and 1989
  • Three-time letterman on University of Florida golf team



Scott Halleran Augusta National chairman Billy Payne and competition committee chairman Fred Ridley look over the 18th green during a practice round prior to the start of the 2016 Masters.
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Ridley on the issues. Augusta National and Masters chairman Fred Ridley on a variety of issues: On growing the game: I think the way we look at that is if it's a good idea, we're interested. We are constantly looking for those ideas. What form or shape they'll take, I don't know. I know that's a real priority we have.
Fred Ridley takes the lead at Augusta - Golf Digest


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Billy Payne is retiring as chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters, the club announced Wednesday. He will be replaced by Fred Ridley. Payne, who turns 70 in October, had served in
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A look at the new ANGC chair Posted by: golfhub24 in GolfHub24 News August 23, 2017 0 113 Views Fred Ridley will become Augusta National Golf Club chairman when Billy Payne steps down on Oct. 16.
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Who is Fred Ridley? A look at the new ANGC chair


Fred Ridley, set to become the club's seventh chairman in October with the departure of Billy Payne, will be the first of these caretakers of the Masters to have played in the tournament.
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With the opening of a new season, Fred Ridley is officially on the job as the seventh chairman in the 85-year history of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament. Ridley, 65, was announced as the club's chairman in August when Billy Payne retired after more than a decade in the position.
Billy Payne stepping down, replaced by Fred Ridley at Augusta

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