Team Antigua

From South Africa, Aldrich had a storied Junior Golf career, culminating with winning The Amateur Championship at 17 years old in 2022.  He turned professional in June 2023 and became the youngest winner in Korn Ferry Tour history by winning The Bahamas Great Abaco Classic in January 2024.  2025 is his rookie season on the PGA TOUR.  He is having a strong rookie season with 1 Runner-Up finish; 1 Top-Five finish and 2 Top-Ten finishes.  Known for his power off-the-tee, Aldrich leads the PGA TOUR in Average Driving Distance with 326.6 yards.

From Houston, Texas, Matthew played for Vanderbilt University and graduated in 2024.  He had a stellar Junior and College career—leading to a Top 10 PGA TOUR University Ranking his senior year, which earned him a spot on the Korn Ferry Tour.  He took full advantage of the Korn Ferry TOUR opportunity by finishing T-4 at the PGA TOUR Q-School and earning his PGA TOUR Card for the 2025 Season.

With 13 career LPGA wins, over 100 career top-10s, 4 Solheim Cup appearances, the title of Team USA Solheim Cup Assistant Captain in 2021 and Captain in 2023, and a T4 finish at the 2016 Rio Olympics, Stacy already has one of the most prolific careers in LPGA history. Yet, she refuses to take her foot off the gas, and continues to work each day to improve her game and contend for championships each and every week.

Her success is undeniable, but that’s not what makes her the best story in golf. It’s what she has had to overcome in order to get there that separates her from everyone else. Stacy Lewis’s story is much more than just a golf story. She’s a medical-miracle story, a stay-in-school story, an overcoming hardship story, a giving back to children story, an athlete’s story, a mother’s story, and an inspirational story. In short, Stacy Lewis is as much a compelling human-interest story as she is a golf story.

Lizette Salas grew up in a working-class suburb of LA, amidst the survival struggles of tight-knit immigrant families.

Through golf, she became the 1st in her family to go to university, earning a scholarship to the prestigious University of Southern California – the number 1 women’s golf program in the country - where she graduated 4 years later as the 1st four-time All-American in the golf program’s illustrious history.

As a pro, her road was no easier. At her 1st LPGA Qualifying tournament, Lizette ended up in a playoff with 8 other players to determine who would be the last person to earn their full LPGA Tour status. She birdied 3 holes in-a-row to win that last spot!

Those were some of the enormous obstacles that Lizette has overcome on her way to becoming one of the top golfers in the world. It is this grit and hard work that has now enabled Lizette to win on the LPGA Tour and become one of the game’s top 20 players! She has also represented the US in 5 Solheim Cup Teams! But, Lizette has also stayed close to her roots and gives back to her community through her foundation, which provides golf and life instruction to underprivileged children, primarily Hispanic, on the outskirts of LA.

Lizette improbable road to success, her talent & her heart, are the reasons why she is an inspiration to the largest minority population in the US and is why she is becoming one of the most important athletes of her generation.

From Edmond, Oklahoma, Zach played his college career at Oklahoma State University.  He was part of the 2018 NCAA Championship Team and Won the Canadien Amateur 2X—2017 & 2018.  Zach turned Pro in 2019 and has a solid career on the Korn Ferry TOUR.  In 2024, he finished 36th on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List—just missing earning PGA TOUR status. 

From Hawaii, Allisen was considered a golf prodigy at a young age.  She was a 3-Time AJGA All-American.  In 2008, she surpassed Michelle Wie as the youngest qualifier in U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links history at 10 years old and was featured in the NY Times under the headline "Golf's Next Wave"

.After a spectacular Junior Golf career, Allisen went on to play her collegiate golf at the University of Southern California, where she was names a First Team All-American.  She represented the United States in 2020 and 2021 Arnold Palmer Cup as well as the 2021 Curtis Cup.

Allisen turned Pro in 2021.  In 2023, she won the U.S Women's Open, which was held at Pebble Beach.  She has 13 career Top-10 finishes and 40 career Top-25 finishes.

Allisen earned her way on to 2 U.S Solheim Cup Teams and was part of the Winning Team in 2024.

From Suwanee, Georgia, Jenny won the 2018 Georgia Junior Championship in record-setting fashion, shooting a 9-under 207 to win by 10 strokes. She was named the 2018 Georgia Player of the Year as a Junior in High School.

Jenny played her college golf at the University of Georgia. In her final season she was named first-team All-American and was ranked  5th by GolfStat and Golfweek. She received the Juli Inkster Award as the top female collegiate golfer, and was a finalist for the Annika Award, the WGCA Ping National Player of the Year, and the Honda Sports Award.

In 2023, she lost a playoff to Rose Zhang at the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

Jenny turned professional after graduating in 2023 and joined the Epson Tour where she won two events back-to-back in her second and third starts. She made her LPGA debut at the 2023 Portland Classic.

She earned full LPGA TOUR Status for the 2025 Season and has 1 Runner-Up finish; 1 Top-10 finish and 2 Top-25 finishes.

From Bristol England, Caley started playing golf at 7 years old, when she picked up a set of clubs at the encouragement of her brother.

Caley represented England in amateur golf between 2019 and 2024, including playing in the Curtis Cup and Espirito Santo Trpohy twice, and winning the European Ladies Team Championship twice, in 2021 and 2022.

She played college golf for two years at Kent State University from 2019 to 2021. In 2021, she won the Mid-American Conference Championship and was named Mid-American Conference Freshman of the Year and Mid-American Conference Golfer of the Year. She transferred to Oklahoma State University for the 2021–22 season.  She then spent the next two seasons at Ohio State University where she was named All-American and 2024 OSU Scholar Athlete.

Caley made her major debut at the 2022 Women's British Open as the highest ranked women in the World Amateur Golf Ranking from Great Britain and Ireland.

She turned professional after graduation in mid-2024. In December 2024, she earned her LPGA Tour card for 2025 by finishing T-21 at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament.

Born and raised in Auckland, New Zealand, Phillis began competing in Long Drive at the age of 18. In 2006, she won the Re/Max World Long Drive Championship on her first attempt, the youngest woman to win in the history of the sport at 19 years and 3 months.

Since 2006, Phillis has won three additional World Championships – 2016, 2018 and 2023 defeating rookie Anna Drahos. She holds a World Record for the longest drive ever hit by a woman in competition of 414 yards. Her degree is in Sport and Recreation (management) and is also a New Zealand PGA Bridging member.

From Queen Creek, Arizona, Jordin is one of our rising Team Antigua Members. She started playing golf through The First Tee of Phoenix when she was 7 years old and started playing in tournaments when she was 8.

She has already had an impressive Junior Golf career and recently graduated Casteel High School—where her Golf Team won Championships and she was named 1st Team All-State for the 2023 & 2024 Seasons.

She will continue her golf career at the next level—signing to play at Division 1, Austin Peay State University.