We were thrilled to see Charlotte Heath compete in the prestigious AIG Women’s Golf Open last week. C&C Private Clients has been supporting her career by funding the mental performance coaching she receives through Underpin Sports, and it’s clearly having an impact.
The tournament sees elite amateurs performing amongst the World’s best on the professional circuit. Amazingly, Charlotte was awarded the Smyth Salver as the highest-finishing amateur in the competition – the first English winner since 2017! It’s highly likely that Charlotte will turn pro next year and if history continues, the Smyth Salver winner has every chance of enjoying a stellar career in professional golf.
Rose Zhang, who sensationally recently won on her professional debut, was the most recent winner of the Salver at Muirfield in 2022.
Emma Proctor, C&C Director of Private Clients, says: “It’s just wonderful to see Charlotte perform so magnificently at one of the biggest golf tournaments in the World, against the best in the World. To say her future is bright, doesn’t even go near it! At C&C Private Clients, we’re passionate about supporting emerging talent and the mental coaching we fund, provided by Underpin Sports, is translating into her game. We can’t wait to see Charlotte develop into the next phase of her career!”
Greg Robertson, Founder at Underpin Sports, says: “The vital financial support from C&C, through its Private Client division, enables Underpin to prepare Charlotte mentally for every event. The coaching certainly seems to be paying off for the world number 7 within the women’s World Amateur Golf Rankings, after her performance at the AIG Women’s Open! Massive congratulations to Charlotte on winning the Smyth Salver and continued thanks to C&C Private Clients for playing a key role in her continued success.”
Image: 2023 AIG Women’s Open winner, Lilia Vu and Charlotte Heath, winner of the Smyth Salver
Image credit: R&A Championships Ltd
