Ambassadors 

Auston Kim

Auston Kim, born in Long Island and raised in St. Augustine, Florida, began playing golf at age five and still calls St. Augustine home. Inspired by her father and sister, she has become known for her powerful drives, consistent scoring, and calm composure under pressure. In 2025, Kim joined Arcis as an ambassador, symbolizing a new generation of rising LPGA Tour talent.

• Tied for second at the 2025 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

• Champion on the Epson Tour during the 2023 season

• Competed at Vanderbilt University with a standout collegiate career

• Recognized for elite ball-striking and consistent performance under pressure

Bailey Tardy

Bailey Tardy grew up in Georgia and discovered golf at seven, inspired by her father’s encouragement. She went on to play for the University of Georgia and became known for her powerful, confident style and elite ball-striking, ranking among the LPGA Tour’s longest hitters. In 2025, she joined the Arcis ambassador team, bringing southern grit and rising-star momentum to the roster.

• Winner of the 2024 Blue Bay LPGA in China (first LPGA Tour victory)

• Finished 2nd at the 2022 LPGA Q-Series, earning full LPGA Tour status for 2023

• Named 2016 SEC Freshman of the Year at the University of Georgia

• Three-time AJGA Rolex All-American

Caley McGinty

Cailey McGinty, from Bristol, England, started golf at seven and earned All-American honors at three universities with top finishes in events like the Curtis Cup and Arnold Palmer Cup. She turned pro in 2024 and earned her LPGA Tour card for 2025. Known for her consistency and composure, she joined the Arcis team in 2025, bringing international experience and a passion for growing the game.

• Ranked as high as No. 6 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking.

• Represented England and Great Britain & Ireland in the Curtis Cup, Arnold Palmer Cup, and European Ladies’ Team Championship.

• All-American Honors across three major NCAA programs: Kent State, Oklahoma State, and Ohio State.

Sophia Popov

Sophia Popov, born in Boston and raised in Germany, committed to golf at 14 and became one of USC’s most accomplished collegiate players. Known for her precise iron play and strategic approach, she had a breakout season in 2020 with a major championship victory after overcoming significant health challenges. In 2025, she joined the Arcis ambassador team, bringing major-winning experience, leadership, and inspiration to the community.

• Winner of the 2025 Carlisle Arizona Women’s Golf Classic

• Winner of the 2020 AIG Women’s Open at Royal Troon

• Represented Germany at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (T20 finish)

• Member of the victorious 2021 European Solheim Cup Team 

Hannah Green

Hannah Green, from Perth, Australia, discovered golf at a young age through her father and quickly grew passionate about the game. Celebrated for her power, accuracy, and remarkably consistent putting, she has become a steady contender on the world stage. In 2025, she joined the Arcis family, bringing elite experience and leadership to the ambassador team.

• Major Champion – Winner of the 2019 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

• Two-time Olympian – Represented Australia in the 2021 Tokyo and 2024 Paris Olympic Games

• Seven-time LPGA Tour Winner (as of 2024)

Ingrid Lindblad

• Winner of the 2025 JM Eagle LA Championship in her rookie LPGA season

• Low amateur and tied for 11th at the 2022 U.S. Women’s Open

• Recipient of the 2023 McCormack Medal as the world’s top-ranked amateur 

Linnea Ström

Linnea Ström, from Gothenburg, Sweden, began playing golf young and quickly rose through the amateur ranks, earning a reputation for her power and consistency. After leading Arizona State to a national championship, she turned professional in 2018 and established herself as a steady competitor on the LPGA Tour. She joined the Arcis ambassador team in 2025, adding veteran strength and international experience to the roster.

• Winner of the 2023 ShopRite LPGA Classic

• Symetra Tour Rookie of the Year (2018)

• Member of the 2017 NCAA Championship-winning team at Arizona State University

• Multiple-time All-American during her collegiate career

Mackenzie Lee

• Holds multiple SMU program records, including lowest career scoring average and most rounds of par or better

• Won the 2025 North & South Amateur, one of the most prestigious titles in amateur golf

• Second person in ANWA history to make a hole-in-one
• Finished 11th at the 2024 Augusta National Women’s Amateur (ANWA)

Zoe Campos

Zoe Campos, from West Hills, California, is one of UCLA’s top golfers and a four-time AJGA Junior All-American. She made national headlines with a T5 finish at the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur, has represented Team USA, and reached No. 4 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. In 2025, she joined the Arcis team, bringing elite talent, poise, and a passion for the game while training at Valencia Country Club and The Oaks Club at Valencia.

• Tied 5th at the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur (2019)

• Represented Team USA in the 2019 Junior Solheim Cup

• Winner of the 2020 Major Champions Invitational

• Reached No. 4 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking

Melanie Green

Melanie Green, from Medina, New York, rose to prominence with multiple state titles and AJGA All-American honors before breaking records at the University of South Florida. Known for her resilience and clutch putting, she turned professional in 2024, won on the Epson Tour in 2025, and secured her LPGA Tour card for 2026. She joined the Arcis team in 2025, bringing competitive grit and a passion for inspiring others through the game.

• Winner of The Women’s Amateur Championship (2024) – first American to win in 28 years

• AAC Women’s Golf Player of the Year (2024)

• Four-time AAC All-Conference selection at USF

• Broke USF records for scoring average and rounds of par or better

• Winner of the 2025 Island Resort Championship on the Epson Tour

  Earned LPGA Tour card for the 2026 season

Gina Kim

Gina Kim, born in Albuquerque and raised in Chapel Hill, NC, began playing golf at seven and became the state’s top junior golfer by 14 before starring at Duke University and winning an NCAA Championship. Renowned for her precise ball striking and calm course management, she turned professional in 2022, won on the Epson Tour as a rookie, and now leads the 2025 Race for the Card. She joined the Arcis team in 2025, representing elite performance and passion for the game.

• Led Duke to an NCAA Championship

• Low Amateur at the 2019 U.S. Women’s Open

• Represented Team USA in the Junior Ryder Cup (2016) and Junior Solheim Cup (2017)

• Won on the Epson Tour in her rookie professional season (2022)

Maisie Filler

Maisie Filler, from Florida, is a standout University of Florida golfer who joined the Arcis team as a brand ambassador in 2024. A four-time SEC Golfer of the Week and Second Team All-American, she has competed at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur and is working toward earning her LPGA Tour card. As an Arcis ambassador, she champions growing access to golf and represents the next generation of female players.

• Second Team All-American at the University of Florida

• Four-time SEC Golfer of the Week

• Tied for 8th at the 2024 Augusta National Women’s Amateur (ANWA) — best finish ever by a Gator

• Currently working toward earning her LPGA Tour card

Farah O'Keefe

Farah O’Keefe, born and raised in Austin, Texas, discovered golf at a young age and quickly fell in love with the game’s precision and competitive energy. Guided by a supportive golfing family, she developed a reputation for her smooth, confident swing and her ability to stay composed under pressure. In 2025, O’Keefe joined Arcis as an ambassador, representing the next wave of elite collegiate talent.

• Standout player for the University of Texas Women’s Golf Team
  
  
• Multiple junior victories and national-level recognition
  
  
• Key contributor in collegiate tournaments with several top-10 finishes
  
  
• Known for exceptional short game touch, strategic course management, and competitive consistency