Jordan Smith

Born in Bath, Smith didn’t start golf until the age of 12 and played in the 2013 Walker Cup and 2014 European Amateur Team Championship before turning professional later that year.

Gained his Challenge Tour playing rights for the 2016 campaign by topping the 2015 PGA EuroPro Tour's Order of Merit. Won twice on the Challenge Tour in 2016 at the Red Sea Egyptian Challenge and Ras Al Khaimah Golf Challenge as he went on to top the Rankings and finish that year as Challenge Tour Number One.

Alongside eventual winner Graeme Storm and fellow contender Rory McIlroy, was in the mix to win the 2017 BMW SA Open before finishing third in just his third appearance as a full member.

Later that season, he won his maiden European Tour title in a play-off against Alex Levy at the Porsche European Open.

Has kept his playing privileges on the DP World Tour every year since his graduation, with his highest finish to date coming in 2022, thanks in part to his second victory at the Portugal Masters.

Represented Great Britain & Ireland in 2023 and 2025 at the Team Cup and his 16th-place finish on the 2025 Race to Dubai earned him dual membership with the PGA TOUR for 2026.