Callum Bruce (Professional golfer) is a member at Duff House Royal Golf Club, Banff, Scotland. 

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Turned Professional

In February 2023 Callum officially became a professional golfer and play mainly on the Alps Tour in 2023.

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Alps Tour Card 2023

In 2022 Callum secured a tour card after todays final round at Golf Nazionale. The card gives full playing rights into the Alps Tour, the gateway onto the Challenge and European Tour. 36 players received a full playing card for the 2023 Tour Season.

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J Player Profile

The Alps TOUR is a non-profit association, established in 2001 by four countries: Austria, France, Italy and Switzerland to give young professionals the opportunity to play and get a better experience of professional tournaments to play the Challenge Tour and the European Tour. It allows also for best players to get a category on Challenge Tour or/as well as exemptions from Stage 1 of the European Tour Qualifying School.

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https://alpstourgolf.com/

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Kansas Men’s Golf program

The Kansas Men’s Golf program has added graduate transfer Callum Bruce to its roster for the 2021-22 season

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San Diego State

Currently in Junior at San Diego State University Athletics, California. 2019-2021

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Time at Midland College

Twice captured the Jack Nicklaus NJCAA Player of the Award and received first-team PING All-America recognition during his stellar two seasons of competition at Midland (Texas) College. Claimed medallist honours at the 2019 NJCAA Division I Championships in Melbourne, Fla., after shooting a combined 17-under-par 271 to win by four strokes over Central Alabama's Jack Poole. Topped the field with 22 birdies at the national tournament and was the lone golfer among 122 individuals to finish all four rounds in the 60s (69-69-67-66).Led the NJCAA with a 68.85 scoring average in 34 rounds during the 2018-19 campaign, winning six of 13 tournaments played, including a pair of titles at the elite Southwest Championships and NJCAA District 2 Championships to go with his national crown. Logged four additional top-five placements and finished outside of the top 10 in just one event for the entire year. Was presented with the Phil Mickelson Award as the top NJCAA Division I freshman after recording a 71.18 scoring average to go with four individual tournament championships, four runner-up finishes and four other top-10 placements during the 2017-18 season. Additionally merited all-Western Junior College Conference accolades helping the Midland squad secure its 15th league championship in program history and a third-place standing at the NJCAA Division I Championships, where he tied for second individually, carding a four-day total of 9-under 279, highlighted by a final-round 68.