Chloe Williams

She grew up in a sporty family, her father is a golf professional and Chloe's coach. At the age of two, he put a club into her hands. She was hugely into football and athletics throughout her schooling years, but from the age of 14, she concentrated on golf, and that's had her full attention to date.
She represented Team GB in the Youth Olympics in Australia in 2013. Winning gold in the Team and bronze in the Individual.
In 2016 Chloe played in two LETAS events as an amateur, with her best finishing 11th at the WPGA International Challenge.
In 2017 Chloe played in nine LETAS tournaments, and her best finish was T-2nd at the Azores Ladies Open, two shots back of winner Meghan MacLaren.
In 2018 Chloe played in 11 LETAS tournaments and made two cuts, where she finished T-7th in the Turfman Allerum Open.
In 2019 Chloe played in 19 LET Access Series tournaments and recorded five top-10 finishes, including a season-best 3rd in the season-ending Road to La Largue Final. She finished sixth on the LET Access Series Order of Merit, claiming the fifth and final full card available for the LET in 2020.
In 2020 Chloe played in 8 LET events, and her best finish was T-15th at the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open.
2021 Notes: She played in 18 LET events making 12 cuts with three top-ten finishes. She was 24th on the Race to Costa del Sol and 49th on the money list with earnings of euro46,154. Best finish T-4th at the Ladies Italian Open, two shots back of winner Lucie Malchirand. Won the final Rose Ladies Series event of 2021 at Bearwood Lakes.
2022 Notes: Played in 24 LET events making 19 cuts with three top-ten finishes. She was 50th on the Race to Costa del Sol and 49th on the money list with earnings of euro84,075. Her best finish was 7th at the Aland 100 Ladies Open.
2023 Notes: Best finish T-14th at the Aramco Team Series - Singapore.