Justin Thomas
Justin Thomas is one of the most accomplished and dynamic American players of his era. A two-time PGA Champion, he is known for his aggressive style, elite iron play, and fiery, emotional personality. While successful individually, 'JT' truly comes alive in team competitions, where his passion and energy make him a natural leader and a feared match-play opponent. He often serves as the emotional heartbeat of Team USA.
Justin Thomas height and weight
Justin Thomas is listed at 5" 10" (178 cm), 160 lbs (73 kg). This profile connects those vitals with Team USA roster context, Presidents Cup record, and current player notes.
Quick Answers
How tall is Justin Thomas?
Justin Thomas is listed at 5" 10" (178 cm).
What is Justin Thomas's listed weight?
Justin Thomas is listed at 160 lbs (73 kg).
Which Presidents Cup team is Justin Thomas associated with?
Justin Thomas is profiled as a Team USA golfer on Presidents Cup Players.
Vitals
Presidents Cup Record
Debut: 2017 • Appearances: 3
Defining Moment
"At the 2019 Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne, where the U.S. Team was in danger of a historic upset, Justin Thomas served as the team's fiery emotional leader. He secured a vital point in his Sunday Singles match that helped spark the American comeback victory. His passionate performance throughout the week solidified his reputation as one of Team USA's most important leaders in team competitions."
Major Championships
In The Bag
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