Daniel Hillier
New ZealandMAJORS ONLY- Born
- 1998-07-26
- First tour season
- 2019
Daniel Hillier is a professional golfer from New Zealand. They are ranked 105 in the Official World Golf Ranking. Their most recent start tracked on OTIS is CUT at The Open Championship (2026).
Course fitOdds this weekThis week's fieldHow the model works
Season by season
- 2026
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 3
- Wins
- -
- 2025
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 2
- Wins
- -
- 2024
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 2
- Wins
- -
- 2022-2023
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 2
- Wins
- -
- 2020-2021
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 1
- Wins
- -
- 2018-2019
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 1
- Wins
- -
The current season is in progress — its numbers move weekly.
Recent formlast 12 starts
Taller bar = better finish.Top-10 finishOutside top 10CUT / WD2 = solo 2nd · T4 = tied 4th · P2 = lost a playoff · CUT = missed the cut
World ranking
Strokes gained trend
Strokes gained per round for each start, from the tour's published per-round SG. ShotLink events only, so a week without it is a gap, not a zero. Above 0 = better than the field.
Strokes gained by season
Season-level SG per category — sustainable gains show up in Approach; hot putting seasons tend to regress. Each season is built from its measured rounds (see the “Meas. Rds” column above); unmeasured seasons are left out, not zeroed.
Scoring by green type
Average round score on each putting surface — lower is better, a grouped tendency across every measured round rather than one venue. Raw scoring, not Strokes Gained: the tour doesn't publish SG by surface, so this can't be split without guessing.
20rounds at courses with an unlisted green type aren't included, rather than guessed into a bucket.
Skill profile
Five axes, 0–100: all-drives distance, good-drive %, 175–200yd proximity, scrambling, and SG: Putting.