Enjoyed a breakthrough campaign in 2018 when, in his sixth season on the DP World Tour, he won his first title at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters before following that up with a second victory later in the year at the Sky Sports British Masters.

Bounced back from the disappointment of 2016, where he needed to return to Qualifying School to regain his DP World Tour privileges, to enjoy a strong 2017 campaign.

Lost his DP World Tour card after finishing 120th in the 2024 rankings, finishing one stroke shy of regaining his playing status at Qualifying School.

Birdied his final four holes a year later at the Final Stage of Q-School to earn his DP World Tour playing rights for the 2026 season.

Began playing golf at the age of four with his father, who ran the local clubhouse, and his brother, who is now a golf coach.

Turned professional in 2011 after a glittering amateur career, during which he played in three victorious Jacques Léglise Trophy teams and was part of England’s victory in the 2010 European Team Championships.

Won the 2012 ALLIANZ Open Côtes d’Armor Bretagne on the HotelPlanner Tour en route to graduation to the DP World Tour.