Tom Ford

2016 Paul Hunter Classic Finalist

World Ranking

24

Money List Earnings

£195,000

One Year List Earnings

£113,500

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17/08/1983

Date of Birth

2000

Turned Pro

Right

Hand

147 - 5 times

WST High Break

-

Cue

Season Stats

280

Frames Played

143

Frames Won

137

Frames Lost

51.07%

Frames Won Percentage

5,995

Shots Played

21.41

Shots Per Frame

82

Breaks Over 50

3.41

50 Break Rate

12

Breaks Over 100

23.33

100 Break Rate

Bio

Leicester’s Tom Ford is one of just seven players to have compiled five or more maximum breaks during his professional career.

A former ranking event finalist at the 2016 Paul Hunter Classic and 2023 German Masters, Ford has reached a further seven semi-finals since his professional debut in 2001.

Among his most impressive runs came at the 2018 UK Championship where he reached the semi-finals of a triple crown event for the first time to earn a career-best single prize of £35,000, before losing to eventual champion Ronnie O’Sullivan.

He has claimed two minor ranking event titles at Players Tour Championship events in 2010 and 2011, reaching a career-high world ranking of 20 in December 2021.

Career Honours

WST Minor-Ranking Event Titles (2)

  • 2011/12: Players Tour Championship Event 11
  • 2010/11: Players Tour Championship Event 3