Became the first Scotsman to win on home soil in nearly a decade at the 2021 Hero Open at Fairmont St Andrews, his first European Tour victory.
Earned a debut season on the European Tour after finishing inside the top 15 on the 2018 Challenge Tour Rankings.
In a stellar amateur career, he won the 2009 Scottish Boys' Under-16 Championship, the 2010 Scottish Boys Championship and the 2012 Scottish Amateur Championship.
In 2013, he qualified for The Open Championship at Muirfield, where he played with former winner Mark O'Meara in the opening two rounds, and later helped Europe win the Palmer Cup, the college equivalent of The Ryder Cup.
Played for Great Britain and Ireland at the Walker Cup in 2015, helping the side to a 16.5 - 9.5 victory - their largest points total in history.
Won for the first time on the Challenge Tour at the 2019 Turkish Airlines Challenge, defeating Francesco Laporta with a birdie on the first play-off hole at the season-opening event and ultimately secured his return to the European Tour by finishing 12th on the Road to Mallorca Rankings.
Excelled as an amateur – a victory at the 2016 Australian Amateur Championship helped propel him up to eighth in the World Amateur Golf Ranking.
Joined the paid ranks in 2017 after representing Great Britain & Ireland in the Walker Cup, and caught the eye during his first professional start at the Portugal Masters on the European Tour when he finished tied 12th after carding four successive under-par rounds.
Earned a debut season on the European Tour in 2017 after finishing inside the top 25 at Qualifying School Final Stage.
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