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Grant was identified as a future European Tour player during his successful junior career and has consistently lived up to that expectation. Recruited by Tim Mickelson (brother of Phil) to the University of San Diego, he competed against players such as Jon Rahm on the US college circuit.
He qualified for The Open Championship as an amateur at Muirfield in 2013, and played again as a professional at Carnoustie Golf Links in 2018. After showing maturity by delaying turning professional, he earned promotion to the main tour for 2019 via the Challenge Tour in just his second full season.
Since gaining his DP World Tour Card, Grant has established himself as one of the top players on tour, securing his first win at the 2021 Hero Open at Fairmont St Andrews, becoming the first Scotsman to win a European Tour event on home soil in nearly a decade.
Grant again was welcomed into the winners’ circle on home soil at the 2025 Nexo Championship, held at Trump International Aberdeen, a win which saw him overcome tough conditions in the north-east, holding off the rest of the fieldto win by 4-shots.
Alongside his victories, Grant has consistently demonstrated his ability to compete with the very best, recording 16 top 10 finishes on tour. This includes back-to-back top five results at the Irish Open in 2023 and 2024, underlining his consistency at elite level.
He has carried this momentum into 2026, making a strong start to the season with a tie for sixth at the Bapco Energies Bahrain Championship, and will be aiming to build on this form as he targets a fifth appearance at the DP World Tour Championship.
