Support Caley on her golfing journey as a golf professional

From an early age, Caley was a junior member of Gloucestershire Ladies' County Golf Association (GLCGA) who had aspirations to be a golf professional. She started her golfing journey as a member of the County Academy Programme moving into the Junior and Ladies Squads and representing the County in numerous matches, at South West Week and at National Finals.

Caley has been the most successful female golfer in Gloucestershire representing not only Knowle Golf Club, Gloucestershire County, but also England and GB & I, competing in two Curtis Cups and has played twice in the Augusta National Women's Amateur championship.

Caley moved to America having secured a University scholarship and during this period was ranked 5th in the World Amateur Golf Rankings. Following a very successful five years of study, Caley graduated early this year and in June she turned professional. She was one of only four golfers awarded an Annika Sorenstam scholarship to support her in her rookie year as a professional. She has recently successfully competed in the first two stages of LPGA Q School and is now getting ready to compete in the final stage, which will be held at Magnolia Grove Golf Club, Mobile, Alabama, between 5 - 9 December. The top 25 competitors and ties will earn their LPGA Tour cards for the 2025 season and with all the commitment and dedication Caley shows in her golf game, we know she will do everything she can to secure her tour card.

To help her on this journey, GLCGA want to try and raise some funds to support her professional golfing journey. Knowle Golf Club had an incredibly successful testimonial fundraiser in September and GLCGA would like to try and raise some more money to help fund some of the huge costs associated with competing at Q School.

Caley has always been a massive supporter of Gloucestershire and now we want to return her loyalty to the County by trying to raise some funds, so if you can help by donating some money, we can continue to be part of her journey as a golfer but now as a professional player.