Kurt Kitayama

Turning Pro in 2015, California native and University of Nevada alumni, Kurt Kitayama, became the the first player to win a debut PGA Tour title at the Arnold Palmer Invitational since 1990. In 2022 his rookie year on the PGA Tour, Kurt ended the season with 3 Top 10 finishes and climbed from 289th to 42nd in the Official World Golf rankings. Not to mention, he is also the fastest player in history to record two wins on the European Tour. Today Kurt is 20th OWGR.

Matteo Manassero

Born in 1993, Italian Matteo Manassero has been the mainstay of the Italian National Golf Team for years. Since then, his career has been studded with numerous top 10s and appearances on the PGA Tour, all stunning successes achieved at a very young age, such as the Castelló Masters in Spain at the age of 17. In 2010, he was awarded Rookie of the Year, followed by winning three more European Tour tournaments, including the BMW PGA Championship in 2013.

In 2024, he regained his DPW Tour card, winning the Workwear Johnsson Open straight away.

Alexandra Försterling

German, born in 1999, after a prominent amateur career, turned professional in December 2022 by winning the LET Q-School in Spain.

In 2023 she won two tournaments on the Ladies European Tour, earning her a card on the LPGA Tour.

In 2024, she added victories at the Aramco Team Series in Tampa, Florida, and the Amundi German Masters in Germany to her list of victories.

Alessandra Fanali

Born in Rome in 1999, Alessandra Fanali switched from competitive swimming to golf at the age of 10. She won her first championship in 2015, as well as the European team championship the following year. During her college years at Arizona State, she gained great success with the Sun Devils. In 2022, her palmares included excellent placings in numerous tournaments (Ladies Italian Open, British Amateur, European Ladies). In 2023, she obtains a full LET card.

Jenny Shin

Turning professional in 2010 at the age of 17, she immediately qualified for the LPGA Tour through Q-School. Her rookie season in 2011 was a success, with four top 10 finishes and 20th place on the money list. Since then, she has established herself as a consistent performer on the Tour, with several top ten finishes each season. Her success on the LPGA Tour has made her one of the best players of the moment.  With several years of experience and a strong work ethic, she is poised to continue competing at the highest level of women's golf for many years to come.

Johannes Veerman

Born in 1992 in Orange County, California, to an Indonesian mother and a Dutch father, he decided to pursue a career as a professional golfer after studying medicine. After three years on the Asian Tour, he decided to move to Europe and won a full card on the DPW Tour in 2019 and in 2021 he won his first D+D REAL Czech Masters title.

In 2024, he has already achieved excellent placings, including two Top 10s.

Gregorio De Leo

Born in Biella in 2000, Gregorio De Leo inherited his passion for golf from his mother, who took him onto the course for the first time at the age of 6. From there, it became love at first sight: After winning a series of tournaments at a young age, he turned professional in 2021, making his debut at the Italian Open. The following year, he won the Alps Tour Order of Merit, after finishing first in three tournaments. Also in 2022, he won the PGAI Championship.

Currently playing on the Challenge Tour since 2023.

Andrea Pavan

Andrea Pavan was born in Rome in 1989. In 2006, he won the National Open Championship beating professional players as an amateur, which he joined in 2010. Since then, his palmares boasts a total of seven tournaments between the Challenge and the European Tour. In 2019, he won the BMW International Open which, together with five top ten finishes and a 25th place in a PGA Tour tournament, moved him up to 65th position in the World Ranking.

To date, Andrea plays full-time on the DPW Tour.

Benedetta Moresco

Chervò welcomes Benedetta Moresco, a standout Italian golfer with an impressive amateur career and achievements at the University of Alabama. Known for her skill both on the course and academically, Moresco has qualified for the 2023 U.S. Women's Open, finished as low amateur, and earned multiple collegiate accolades.

Her partnership with Chervò highlights her dedication to both performance and style in golf.

Lucrezia Colombotto Rosso

An Italian proette born in 1996, Lucrezia Colombotto Rosso turned professional in 2016, and at the end of the same year she was granted a card to play on the Ladies European Tour. In 2019 Lucrezia regained her full card to compete on the major circuit. In 2020 she got two top 10s, after competing in 12 tournaments. In 2021 she competed for Italy at the Tokyo Olympics (together with Giulia Molinaro) and in 2022 she won the Terre Blanche Ladies Open.