Charlotte is a former professional golfer on the LPGA, Ladies European Tour (LET) and Women's Professional Golf Association Australasia (WPGA). She turned professional in 2016, after graduating from the University of Washington (UW) with a Bachelor of Communications. Charlotte competed for the UW Women's golf team from 2012-2016, captaining the team to a National Championship victory in her senior year. As an amateur she also represented Great Britain and Ireland on four occasions, and was a member of the winning Curtis Cup team in 2016.
In her professional career, Charlotte played two years on The Symetra Tour (now Epson Tour) before graduating to the LPGA in 2018. Career highlights on the LPGA include finishing 2nd in the Victorian Women's Open in her tour debut, finishing a high of 79th on the LPGA season-ending money list and climbing to 166 in the Official World Golf Rankings.
While competing at the highest level has taught Charlotte the importance of hard work, resilience and how to perform under pressure, life off the course has taught her just as much. She has been responsible for finances, travel schedule and employment of a support staff for the entirety of her professional career. This has allowed her to develop important skills including leadership and interpersonal communication, organisation and planning and time management.
Charlotte grew up in England until moving to Singapore at age 13 for the remainder of her schooling. Charlotte now calls Melbourne home.
