Renowned for the fast speed in which he plays the game, he lived up to his billing as a young star in the making when he claimed a maiden European Tour title at the age of 20 at the 2017 Nordea Masters.

Won his second European Tour title at the 2020 Betfred British Masters hosted by Lee Westwood at Close House.

Had become the third youngest player in history to earn a European Tour card through Qualifying School in 2014, aged just 17 years and 341 days.

Created history at the 2015 Open de France by becoming the first player on the European Tour to score a four on each of the 18 holes of a round.

Took up golf, alongside his mother, at the age of eight after being inspired by a family friend and quickly discovered he had a natural talent, first shooting under par aged just 13.

Enjoyed a brilliant amateur career in which he won the Men’s Individual Strokeplay Gold at the 2014 Youth Olympics, made two Junior Ryder Cup appearances for Europe and triumphed at the 2014 Portuguese Amateur Open.