FIVE STAR SPORTS AGENCY
We are a Sports Management & Events Company
ABOUT US
Established in 2018 by Paul Lawrie, the 1999 Open Champion, 5star is a sports management & events company founded on the experience Paul has amassed in his 35 plus year professional golf career. A Major Champion, Multiple Ryder Cup player & European Tour winner, Paul understands the importance of sound management and specialised representation and is uniquely placed to assist clients in making the best career choices, maximising their potential on and off the course. With a history of involvement in the staging and production of quality events, 5Star excels in delivering top class sporting & corporate client events.
OUR PLAYERS
ATTACHMENT
Carnoustie Golf Links
SUPPORTED BY
Farmfoods, Gym Rental, Morrison Motors, Wilson
BIO
1999 Open Champion
‘99 & ‘12 Ryder Cup
8 time European Tour Winner
PAUL LAWRIE
Staysure Legends Tour
ATTACHMENT
Paul Lawrie Golf Centre
SUPPORTED BY
Farmfoods, Entier, Wellvene, Scott James & Associates, Titleist
BIO
2018 Silver Medal winner
Former Scottish Amateur Champion
Multiple Tartan Pro Tour winner
SAM LOCKE
HotelPlanner Tour
ATTACHMENT
The Renaissance Club
SUPPORTED BY
Gym Rental, Farmfoods, Srixon
BIO
2021 Tartan Pro Tour Order of Merit Champion
Multiple Tartan Pro Tour winner
KIERAN CANTLEY
HotelPlanner Tour
OUR EVENTS
FARMFOODS ABERDEEN GOLF LINKS PRO-AM 2026
Play three of the World’s Finest Championship Links Golf Courses, a 3-Day Pro-Am Tournament on 22 – 22nd April 2026 at Royal Aberdeen, Trump International Old & Trump International New
SCOTTISH PAR 3 CHAMPIONSHIP BY FARMFOODS
The ninth edition of the Scottish Par 3 Championship over the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre’s Championship Devenick Course took place in June, with the event forming part of the Tartan Pro Tour schedule. We were delighted that Farmfoods continued as our title sponsor. Farmfoods is the longstanding supporter of the British Par 3 Championships and with this sponsorship they are continuing their investment in the sport. Scott Henry took victory in the 2025 edition, following in the footsteps of Calum Fyfe (2024) Kieran Cantley (2022), Craig Lawrie (2021) John Henry (2020), Sean Lawrie (2019), David Dixon (2018), Louis Gaughan (2017) and, event host, Paul Lawrie (2015). It will again be part of the Tartan Pro Tour schedule in 2026, between the 11th & 13th June.
TARTAN PRO TOUR
An initial series of six 36-hole events held around the country in 2020, saw golfers from DP World Tour, LET, Challenge Tour, LET Access and various others coming together to vie for the prizefunds on offer whilst most other Pro Golf Tours halted their activity because of Covid. 2021 and 2022 saw the schedule increase to 12 events, providing an extension to the playing season for Professionals seeking progression onto the highest-ranking Tours. In 2023, Tartan Pro Tour was designated an Official Feeder Tour to the European Challenge Tour (now HotelPlanner Tour). Events increased to 54-holes (with a cut after 36 holes). For 2024, the leading two players from the Tartan Pro Tour Order of Merit – Graeme Robertson & Sam Locke – gained exemptions for the 2025 HotelPlanner Tour. Now designated a Satellite Tour to the HotelPlanner Tour, Rory Franssen & Liam Johnston will compete on the 2026 Season on HotelPlanner Tour after topping the Tartan Pro Tour rankings. Tartan Pro Tour events again being staged at some of Scotland’s top venues between the end of April and early October, providing a direct pathway onto Challenge Tour for the two highest-ranked players.
FARMFOODS SCOTTISH CHALLENGE SUPPORTED BY THE R&A
SHCHLOSS Roxburghe, in the Scottish Borders, will host the fifth edition of the event since it was revived by 5Star in 2022; taking place between 6-9 August 2026.
Scotsman, Danny Young (pictured) triumphed in his national HotelPlanner Tour event in 2025 after Brandon Robinson Thompson had lifted the title in 2024 at Newmachar. BRT followed in the footsteps of fellow Englishman, Sam Bairstow (2023) and Spain’s Javier Sainz (2022). Previous winners also include former 5 Star client David Law and Major winner Brooks Koepka.