TEAM GALVIN GREEN — TOUR PLAYERS

Englishman Jordan Smith signed with Galvin Green in 2022. Smith has since enjoyed an excellent season on the DP World Tour with amassing six top-10 finishes. Born in Bath, Jordan has represented GB & Ireland in the 2013 Walker Cup and has two victory on the DP World Tour coming at the Porsche European Open in 2017 and most recently at the Portugal Masters in 2022.

Laurie Canter is an accomplished English professional golfer, consistently ranked within the top 100 of the Official World Golf Ranking. His journey from amateur success, including victories in the South African and Spanish Amateur Championships, to turning professional in 2011 has been marked by perseverance and dedication. Despite challenges, Canter's breakout year in 2020 showcased his talent with top-10 finishes and runner-up positions in prestigious tournaments. Joining LIV Golf in 2022 brought new opportunities, despite setbacks, he remains a formidable force on the green.

Alexander Björk, winner of the 2018 Volvo China Open has played in Galvin Green clothing since he turned professional in 2009. As a child, Alexander was an excellent tennis player and one of Sweden’s top ten junior players, before choosing to focus on golf. Both Björk and Galvin Green share a hometown of Växjö, Sweden.

From the U.S. Virgin Islands, Alexandra Swayne made history in her college career by becoming the first Clemson Tiger to qualify for both the Women’s US Open and the US Amateur in the same year. After qualifying for the LET through Q School, Alexandra got off to a quick start in 2022, recording a T7 finish in only her third start.

Nanna Koerstz Madsen is a trailblazing Danish professional golfer, a fixture on the American LPGA Tour while maintaining LET membership. Making history, she clinched the 2022 Honda LPGA Thailand, becoming Denmark's first LPGA Tour event victor. A Solheim Cup contender and two-time Olympian, she brings a wealth of experience to the course. Her journey, from collegiate success to international acclaim, underscores her unwavering dedication to the sport.

Stephanie Kyriacou is an Australian professional golfer who began her career on the LPGA Tour in 2022, following a glittering amateur and LET career. Her amateur career peaked when she won the 2020 Geoff King Motors Australian Ladies Classic Bonville as an amateur and turned pro two days later. Since then, she has gone from strength to strength winning again on the LET Tour at the 2021 Big Green Egg Open.

Scotland’s Martin Laird turned professional in 2004 and has won the PGA Tour four times. He has been wearing Galvin Green since 2020. Laird lives together with his wife and children in Scottsdale, Arizona. He is naturally left-handed and originally played that way as a child before unusually deciding to change dexterity and play right-handed for the rest of his career.

Amy Boulden won her first Ladies' European Tour in 2020 at the Swiss Ladies Open and has been wearing Galvin Green since 2018. A golfing star in Wales from a young age, Boulden had one of the most successful amateur careers in Welsh golf history winning a record three home internationals. Amy was also a member of the 2010 Junior Ryder Cup and 2011 Junior Solheim Cup teams.

Currently playing on the Challenge Tour, Scalise enjoyed an impressive amateur career, with a victory at the 2017 Italian Amateur Championship. Lorenzo also finished as the low amateur at the 2017 Italian Open and represented Team International at the 2018 Arnold Palmer Cup. As a child, Lorenzo drew golf courses, and having a degree in landscape design, he hopes to one day design a course.

Sweden’s Corinne Vidén graduated from California State University Sacramento in 2021 with a Bachelor's Degree of Science in Nutrition and Food, before turning pro in the same year. She won twice in 2019 at the Gunrock Invitational and the T1 Big Sky Conference Championship. She now plays in the LET Access Series and her best results include two fifth-place finishes at the ASGI Lavaux Ladies Open and the Elite Hotels Open in 2022.

Teresa Diez Moliner is a professional golfer from Spain who graduated from Augusta University before turning pro. Originally from Valladolid, Teresa was introduced to the game of golf by her father at the age of eight and she played alongside her sister Cecilia on the golf team at Augusta University. Diez Moliner signed with Galvin Green in 2023.

Jake Bolton, hailing from Swindon, England, turned professional in June 2021, equipped with Taylor Made gear and Adidas apparel. With a WHS Handicap Index of -6.8, he achieved notable rankings, reaching #13 on the SPWAR and #51 on the WAGR. Bolton's journey began at age 7, inspired by his father, and progressed through junior, county, national, and international levels. Notable achievements include winning the 2019 Scottish Open Amateur Championship and competing in the 2021 Walker Cup.

Kale Heath's golf journey began with plastic clubs in childhood. Encouraged by his parents, he joined Kings Lynn at 8 and progressed to the Norfolk junior/men's team. Now 21, he's entering professional golf, having played in national events, culminating in his recent Norfolk County Championship victory at Hunstanton, showcasing his potential in the sport.

Thalia Kirby transitioned from a successful amateur career to becoming a professional golfer. Representing England around 18 times, she brings a positive attitude and dedication to the sport. Her 2024 goal includes competing in LET Access and Rose Ladies events, aiming for a top 6 order of merit position.

Emma Thorngren, a rising talent from Linkoping, Sweden, aims to shine at the Vasteras Open by Elite Hotels. With a strong start to the year, including three top 10 finishes, she eyes victory on home turf. Currently ranked seventh in the LETAS Order of Merit, Thorngren hopes to climb higher, driven by her solid and consistent performance this season.

Ellie Gower, a promising professional golfer on the Ladies European Access Tour, aspires to join the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA. A multilingual talent with fluent French and Spanish, Gower's golf journey includes impressive achievements in Europe and the US, showcasing her dedication to the sport and academic excellence.