7 Athletes Sponsored by Lexus
These golfers sure are worthy of representing Lexus!
1. Jason Day
29-year-old professional golfer Jason Day has been golfing since he was only six years old in his hometown of Beaudesert in Queensland, Australia. Since earning his PGA TOUR card in 2008, Day has won several PGA and international victories and was the youngest Australian to win a PGA TOUR event in 2010. He acquired a sponsorship from Lexus in 2011. Read more about Day's accomplishments right here.
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2. Lexi Thompson
Lexi Thompson grew up in Coral Springs, Florida in a highly competitive family of golfers. While her Lexus partnership began this year, she went pro at the age of 15 in 2010. Even before that, in 2007, she was the youngest woman to qualify for the U.S. Open ever. Since then, she's won a handful of LPGA victories and been a part of two national teams, representing the U.S. Click here to read more about Lexi Thompson.
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3. Annika Sörenstam
Annika Sörenstam is widely considered the greatest female golfer ever, having scored 93 professional victories worldwide from 1992-2008, including 10 major championship wins. She partnered with Lexus in 2006 and, since retirement, has gone on to found the ANNIKA Academy in Florida and design several golf courses all over the world. Click here to read more about Annika Sörenstam.
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4. Bryan Bros
Brothers George and Wesley Bryan were successful golfers on their own, but when they teamed up as a trick-shot duo, something amazing happened. Known as the Bryan Bros, they gained a large following online through a series of trick shots filmed and uploaded to their YouTube channel. Their signature trick is when one brother hits a golf ball up into the air for the other brother to launch it full-swing down the course. Lexus began their partnership with the Bryan Bros in 2015.
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5. Natalie Gulbis
Natalie Gulbis' passion for golf started at the young age of four, and by seven years old she won her first tournament. She earned a scholarship to play at the University of Arizona in 1999, where she won several tournaments and even played the U.S. Women's Open, tieing for the No. 34 spot. In 2002, she solidified her career as a full-time LPGA Tour professional, winning at the 2007 Evian Masters. Lexus has sponsored Gulbis since 2010.
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6. Jamie Sadlowski
Canadian-born Jamie Sadlowski started off playing junior hockey, and he used those talents to realize that a career as a power-shot golfer would be fruitful. Sadlowski is best known for his incredible swing and the unbelievable ball speed it creates. Lexus partnered with Sadlowski in 2013 for good reason; he's never placed worse than 5th in any of his competitions.
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7. Lydia Ko
South Korean-born Lydia Ko may only be 19 years old, but she is a serious competitive golfer who's been winning championships since 2012. That year, at only 15 years old, she was the youngest person to win a professional golf event and the LPGA Tour. Her success only continued; in 2015, Ko was the youngest player in all of golf history to be ranked No. 1 in the entire world. Considering Lexus scooped her up just this year, I'm really not sure what took them so long!
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