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Fulton Peter Allem (born 15 September 1957) is a South African professional golfer.
In 1993, he won twice on the PGA Tour and finished ninth on the money list. He won the Southwestern Bell Colonial and NEC World Series of Golf that year, two of the Tour's most prestigious non-majors.
Since his big year in 1993, Allem has been plagued by a host of medical ailments. In 1994, he suffered a herniated disc in his lower back. In 1998, he developed pericarditis, a potentially fatal inflammation of the sack surrounding the heart. In 2003, there were problems with vertebrae in his cervical spine. He has also suffered multiple heart attacks. These conditions have limited his playing time and adversely affected his play.
Allem began play on the Champions Tour in late 2007 after reaching the age of 50. He recorded three T2 finishes during his first two full seasons.
He has appeared on Fore Inventors Only on The Golf Channel.
Southern Africa Tour playoff record (0–2)
CUT = missed the half-way cut
CUT = missed the halfway cut
CUT = missed the halfway cut
Personal life
Allem lives in Central Florida with his wife, Jennifer and their four children. He is sometimes known by the nickname "Fulty", particularly by the other South African players. His youngest brother is the interior designer Charles Allem, Principal of CAD International based in Miami.
Professional wins (15)
PGA Tour wins (3)
1 26 Oct 1991 Independent Insurance Agent Open −15 (71-69-67-66=273) 1 stroke Billy Ray Brown, Mike Hulbert,
Tom Kite2 30 May 1993 Southwestern Bell Colonial −16 (66-63-68-67=264) 1 stroke Greg Norman 3 29 Aug 1993 NEC World Series of Golf −10 (68-68-72-62=270) 5 strokes Jim Gallagher Jr., Nick Price,
Craig Stadler
Southern Africa Tour wins (10)
1 15 Feb 1986 AECI Charity Classic −22 (70-63-66-67=266) 1 stroke Mark McNulty 2 1 Mar 1986 Palabora Classic −18 (69-67-69-65=270) 3 strokes Hugh Baiocchi 3 11 Jan 1987 Palabora Classic (2) −17 (67-73-66-65=271) 1 stroke Hugh Baiocchi 4 25 Jan 1987 Lexington PGA Championship −12 (65-67-68-68=268) 2 strokes Hugh Baiocchi 5 9 Jan 1988 Palabora Classic (3) −11 (70-70-70-67=277) 4 strokes David Feherty, Ian Young 6 24 Nov 1989 Minolta Copiers Match Play −3 (69) 19 holes John Bland 7 20 Jan 1990 Lexington PGA Championship (2) −14 (61-71-67-67=266) 2 strokes Chris Davison 8 24 Nov 1990 Twee Jonge Gezellen Masters −12 (69-69-68-70=276) 2 strokes Ian Palmer 9 22 Dec 1990 Goodyear Classic −11 (72-69-68-68=277) 2 strokes John Bland 10 16 Jan 1991 ICL International −17 (69-67-64-71=271) 3 strokes Gavan Levenson, Ashley Roestoff,
Wayne Westner1 1986 Swazi Sun Pro-Am Mark McNulty Lost to par on first extra hole 2 1987 Southern Suns South African Open Mark McNulty Lost to par on second extra hole
Other South African wins (1)
Other wins (1)
1 4 Dec 1988 Nedbank Million Dollar Challenge −10 (72-71-66-69=278) 1 stroke Don Pooley
Results in major championships
Masters Tournament T52 T38 U.S. Open CUT T52 T33 CUT The Open Championship CUT T44 T44 CUT CUT PGA Championship CUT CUT T40 T31 T47
"T" = tied
Results in The Players Championship
The Players Championship T3 T14 T11 CUT CUT T20 T55 CUT CUT CUT CUT T77 T66 CUT CUT CUT
"T" indicates a tie for a place
Results in senior major championships
Senior PGA Championship CUT CUT The Tradition T57 T21 T38 Senior Players Championship T18 T41 T57 U.S. Senior Open T36 T53 Senior British Open Championship T32
"T" indicates a tie for a place
Team appearances
This list may be incomplete.
External links
Categories: South African Male Golfers, Sunshine Tour Golfers, Pga Tour Golfers, Pga Tour Champions Golfers, South African People Of British Descent, South African People Of Lebanese Descent, Sportspeople Of Lebanese Descent, Sportspeople From Kroonstad, 1957 Births, Living People, Presidents Cup Competitors For International, 20th-century South African Sportsmen
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