Became the first Scot to win the Boys Amateur Championship in almost a decade when he claimed the title at Royal Liverpool in 2013. In 2014, he became the first player to hold that crown as well as the Scottish Boys and Scottish Boys Stroke Play titles at the same time, while he also helped Scotland win the European Team Championship in Sweden.

One of three Scots in the Great Britain & Ireland team at the 2015 Walker Cup at Royal Lytham, he beat Maverick McNealy - the World Amateur Number Two at the time - in the first-day singles.

Playing as an amateur on the Challenge Tour in 2016, made the cut at both the Turkish Airlines Challenge and the Montecchia Open by Lyoness before turning professional and making his European Tour debut later that season in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, where he also made the cut.

Recorded three runner-up finishes on the Challenge Tour in 2021 as he finished eighth on the season-long Road to Mallorca Rankings, earning promotion to the DP World Tour for 2022.

Claimed his maiden Tour title with a one shot victory at the 2022 Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, overturning a three-stroke final round deficit and birdieing the 72nd hole to win in Doha. Later that year, he went on to become the first Scotsman to win more than once in a single season since Paul Lawrie in 2012 when he was victorious at the ISPS HANDA World Invitational presented by AVIV Clinics.

Won his third DP World Tour title at the 2024 BMW International Open in Munich, joining Scotsmen Sandy Lyle and Colin Montgomerie as winners of the event.