Andrea Lee

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Andrea Lee

Before joining the LPGA as a rising star, Andrea was one of the most decorated golfers in collegiate history. She won eight individual titles while at Stanford University as well as a spot representing the United States in the 2016 World Amateur Championship.

@andrea_lee54

Billy Horschel

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Billy Horschel

Winner of eight PGA Tour titles, including the 2014 FedExCup and the 2018 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, and named one of Golf Magazine’s “Most Stylish People in Golf.”

@billyho_golf

Trevor Werbylo

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Trevor Werbylo

A newcomer to the pro tour who hit a hole-in-one in his second professional start, he was named the 2021 Player of the Year on the Forme Tour.

@trevorwerbylo

Davis Love III

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Davis Love III

The ultimate team player, named to six Ryder Cup teams and six Presidents Cup teams during his career, and with 21 PGA Tour titles, including the 1997 PGA Championship, two wins of the Players Championship, and five wins at Harbour Town Golf Links.

@davislove3

Devon Bling

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Devon Bling

A top-ranked amateur golfer and recently minted pro, he has multiple wins on the collegiate and amateur circuit, finishing as the runner-up at the 2018 U.S. Amateur Championship, before making the cut at the Masters the following year.

@devon_bling

Doc Redman

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Doc Redman

He won the 117th U.S. Amateur Championship and is a newly minted PGA Tour pro.

@doc.redman

Jonathan Byrd

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Jonathan Byrd

The five-time PGA Tour winner won the 2010 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open after a hole-in-one on the fourth playoff hole. It was the first-ever sudden death playoff decided by an ace.

@jbyrdpga

Smylie Kaufman

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Smylie Kaufman

A PGA Tour pro since 2016 and winner of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in the same year.

@smyliekaufman10

Nick Watney

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Nick Watney

The five-time PGA Tour winner has been named to three US national teams: 2011 Presidents Cup, 2009 World Cup, and the 2002 Palmer Cup.

@nick_watney

Tom Watson

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Tom Watson

A World Golf Hall of Famer with 39 wins on the PGA Tour, including eight major titles: five British Opens, two Masters, and one U.S. Open.

@tomwatson.pga