Carly Booth

BIO

Carly Booth is a Scottish Professional Golfer who made an indelible mark on the golfing world at the age of 17, becoming the youngest-ever Scot to qualify for the Ladies European Tour. Her journey began with a groundbreaking career, highlighted by her remarkable talent and achievements. At 11, Carly became the youngest club champion in Britain at Dunblane New, setting the stage for her exceptional trajectory in golf. Carly seamlessly transitioned into the professional arena, achieving significant triumphs. In 2012, she clinched her first professional win at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open, followed by another victory at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. The pinnacle of her professional journey came in 2019 with a resounding win at the Tipsports Czech Ladies Open. Carly also dedicates herself to mental health advocacy, supporting John Juniors campaign to make dialectical behaviour therapy more widely available on the NHS.

SKILLS

Leadership | Motivation | Resilience | Performance under Pressure | Adaptability | Tenacity | Golfing Excellence | Record-Breaking Performances | Mental Health Advocacy | Campaign Support | Professionalism | Tournament Victory | Endorsement & Representation | Body Positivity Advocacy

ACHIEVEMENTS

+ Professional Golfer + Body Positivity Advocacy + Mental Health Advocacy + Youngest Scot to qualify for Ladies European Tour (2009) + Youngest ladies' club champion in Britain (Age 11) + Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open (2012) + Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open (2012) + Tipsports Czech Ladies Open (2019)