Euroselect Golf Stores appoint Migliozzi as brand Ambassador for 2021

Euroselect Golf Stores are delighted to confirm a partnership with two-time European Tour winner Guido Migliozzi, who will represent the company as an Ambassador across the globe this season.

Former Italian amateur number one, Migliozzi has shone on the main stage of European golf since turning professional just three years ago. He recorded a quick-fire double of European Tour victories in only his second season when winning both the Magical Kenya Open and the Belgium Knockout in 2019.

The 23-year old now joins Euroselect Golf Stores, reinforcing the company’s proud tradition of identifying and supporting young talent on their professional journeys.

“I am so proud to confirm my partnership with Euroselect Golf Stores,” said Migliozzi. “The company has a great reputation in the industry and work closely with both adidas Golf and Callaway Golf who support me so well.

“They’re a company whose values I admire greatly and I am very excited to represent them as I travel across the world competing on the European Tour. I hope to repay the faith they’ve shown in me.”

For Euroselect Golf Stores, the move is another example of their commitment to developing young talent as the forward thinking business looks to align its brand with one of the brightest talents in the game. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Guido to Euroselect Golf Stores,” said Managing Director, Terry Sims.

“We are very proud to be able to sponsor and align the EuroSelect Group with a player of such standing on Tour in partnership with Callaway Golf. We believe the signing to be the first of its kind for a Group that sets out to deliver top quality retailing in golf, and look forward to seeing Guido in contention at more Tour events this season.” 

Migliozzi isn’t the first high-profile signing made by Euroselect Golf Stores and undoubtedly won’t be the last. The company will continue their sponsorship of English golfer Richard Mansell who enjoyed a stellar season in 2020, finishing inside the top-5 on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit, thus securing his full playing rights on the European Tour in 2021.