Since turning professional, Callum has competed across some of Britain’s leading tours and tournaments, including the EuroPro Tour and Clutch Pro Tour. His game has taken him across the country, competing amongst some of the strongest players in British professional golf and building a career defined by consistency, composure and an unmistakable love for the sport. In 2025, Callum added another significant moment to his career at The Open Championship Regional Qualifying. Shooting one under par at Gog Magog, he secured his place at Final Qualifying and the opportunity to compete for a place in one of golf’s most prestigious championships. That same season, he opened the Suffolk Open with a three under par 67 to take the first round lead, before going on to finish third overall.
Those moments sit within a much broader career in professional golf. Years spent competing across the British game have shaped a player comfortable with the demands of tournament golf and capable of producing his best when the stakes are highest. From national representation to the professional circuit, Callum has built a body of experience that speaks for itself.
There is an ease to the way Callum exists within golf. The competition is serious, the standards are exceptionally high, but the enjoyment of the game remains visible. Whether competing professionally, spending time on the course or sharing the world surrounding the sport, golf is not simply something Callum plays. It is a world he has spent years becoming part of. That is what makes Callum such a natural part of Levassi. Our world has always been shaped by people with a genuine relationship to their craft. Callum brings that authenticity to golf, alongside the character and presence that exists beyond competition. Together, we have begun exploring the space where professional golf meets the wider culture surrounding it, capturing the sport not only through performance, but through the lifestyle and people that make it what it is.
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