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Calum Hill took an unconventional route into the professional game, making his breakthrough during his time at Western New Mexico University. After graduating and earning an MBA while coaching the Mustangs golf team, he turned professional in 2017, claiming two victories on the US feeder tour before making the cut on his Major Championship debut at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
Calum returned to Europe in 2018 to compete on the Challenge Tour and made an immediate impact, winning the Northern Ireland Open at Galgorm Castle within a month of joining the circuit.
After narrowly missing out on a DP World Tour card that season, he secured promotion in 2019 thanks to further victories at the Euram Bank Open and the Made in Denmark Challenge. Combined with a series of top-10 finishes, those performances saw him finish runner-up on the Road to Mallorca Rankings and earn his place on the DP World Tour.
Having comfortably retained his card during his rookie season, Calum continued to progress year on year, claiming his maiden DP World Tour title at the Cazoo Classic alongside several other strong finishes.
After a strong 2025 campaign which included victory at the Joburg Open, Calum finished the season with impressive performances in both DP World Tour playoff events to secure 34th place on the Race to Dubai Rankings.
Carrying that momentum into 2026, he has already recorded three top-10 finishes, including back-to-back runner-up finishes in Bahrain and Qatar. These performances have elevated him to the second-highest ranked Scot in the world. Calum is now focussed on consistently competing near the top of leaderboards in pursuit of one of the ten PGA Tour cards available through the Race to Dubai Rankings.
