Rod Spittle

Spittle was born in St. Catharines, Ontario. He played college golf at Ohio State University where his teammates included John Cook and Joey Sindelar. Spittle won the Canadian Amateur in 1977 and 1978. In 1978, Spittle graduated Ohio State with a degree in Business Administration.

After graduating, Spittle did not turn professional in golf, instead choosing to sell insurance, which he did for 25 years. He moved to Ohio, and played amateur golf at a high standard during this period.

In 2004, Spittle turned professional, shortly before turning 50. He began playing on the Champions Tour in 2005. His best finish in his first four years was a T-2 at the 2007 Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn. He did not play the Champions Tour at all in 2009. In 2010, he Monday-qualified into the AT&T Championship, and won the event in a one-hole sudden-death playoff over Jeff Sluman.

In 2019, Spittle was inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame

• 1977 Canadian Amateur
• 1978 Canadian Amateur
• 2000 Ohio Mid-Amateur
• 2001 Ohio Mid-Amateur
• 2003 Ohio Mid-Amateur

Champions Tour wins (1)

Champions Tour playoff record (1-0)