After a promising start, Nashville's Blades Brown had a rocky finish as he missed the cut in his first tournament as a professional golfer at the 2025 American Express.

After making his pro debut, 17-year-old Blades Brown falls one spot short at the Farmers Insurance Open qualifier, missing the event.

Blades Brown turned pro even though he can not vote, yet he proved it was the right decision at The American Express.

Follow live updates as Brentwood Academy golf star Blades Brown, 17, makes his pro golf debut at the PGA Tour American Express Tournament.

He's just 17 years old, but Blades Brown, making his first pro start at PGA Tour's American Express, has an old-soul perspective thanks to life lessons learned from his dad's successful battle with le

I’m not an artist, but I’m an artist on the putting green,” the teen golfer said after achieving his history-making score

Nashville’s Blades Brown, 17, enters the third round of his pro golf career after making 10 birdies in Friday's round at the PGA Tour American Express

At eight under for the tournament, Brown trails co-leaders Charley Hoffman and Rico Hoey by eight shots. Oddly, Hoffman, who is 31 years Brown’s senior, was the U.S. team captain when Brown played in the 2024 Junior Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal.

Blades Brown, 17, is having one heck of a PGA Tour debut at The American Express leaving fans in awe of his game.

Starting on the back nine, Brown parred the 10 th and made a bogey at on the par-5 11 th. But then he caught fire. He had eight birdies in a nine-hole stretch – including six in a row starting at No. 12 – to close with a round of 8-under 64.