STORE is a proud sponsor of PGA and LPGA Tour professionals and a collegiate golfer. As this incredible group of talented athletes compete in PGA, LPGA and collegiate tournaments, we know the communities they’re held in also benefit. This impact parallels what STORE Capital aims to accomplish through our customer relationships. We specialize in financial solutions designed to maximize your opportunities, and we define a successful partnership as making a positive difference for all stakeholders involved.
LPGA and PGA Sponsorship
Our partnership debuted at the US Women’s Open on June 2-5, 2022, at Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club in Southern Pines, NC.
The Team STORE roster for the 2025 Collegiate, LPGA, and PGA seasons includes Max Greyserman, Taylor Montgomery, Patrick Rodgers, Jennifer Kupcho, Madelene Sagstrom, Sarah Schmelzel, and Anna Davis.
Max Greyserman
Max Greyserman has cemented himself as one of the top rising stars on the PGA TOUR. Max has had three 2nd place finishes in his past six events, including the 2024 ZOZO Championship, 2024 Wyndham Championship and the 2024 3M Open. He also recently finished in 4th place at the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship for his fifth Top-5 finish of 2024. His stellar play has vaulted him up to 37th in the Official World Golf Rankings. Max finished 48th in the 2024 FedExCup Standings, which has earned him a spot in all eight Signature Events for the upcoming 2025 season. In 2017, Max qualified for and played in the US Open as an amateur. Max had a decorated amateur career at Duke University, and he also won the NJSGA Amateur Championship and NJSGA Open Championship.
Taylor Montgomery
You have to be long off the tee and make every putt. That is why it is no surprise that upon turning professional, Taylor found great success. Taylor’s season on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2022 included twelve top-15 finishes and an impressive streak of eight top-10 finishes in his last ten starts, which also included six top-5 finishes to earn his PGA Tour card. Then in his first event on the PGA Tour, Taylor finished in 3rd place and has gone on to have a very successful rookie campaign on the PGA Tour. Taylor finished the year 53rd in the FedEx Cup ranking and 70th in the Official World Golf ranking. Taylor’s future as a professional golfer is very bright as he looks to build upon an impressive start to his PGA Tour career.
Patrick Rodgers
Patrick Rodgers turned professional in 2014 after amassing arguably one of the finest college and amateur records in the past 25 years. He left Stanford after completing his junior year, breaking or tying many of Tiger Woods’ records, including most wins (11).
Patrick finished his stellar 2022-2023 season by finishing 49th in the 2023 FedExCup Standings. He had five top 10 finishes, most notably a 5th place finish at the Valero Texas Open, T-10 at the Mexico Open, T-14 at the WM Phoenix Open and T-3 at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Patrick also finished T-10 at the RSM Classic, where he held the 54-hole lead after three days.
Patrick held the number #1 spot in the World Rankings an impressive 16 weeks. Upon finishing his junior year, he accomplished what only a rare handful have done in sweeping all three Major College awards, winning the Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus and Fred Haskins Awards. Further, he also did what very few have, competing in back to back Walker Cups for the United States team.
Jennifer Kupcho
Over the course of her career, Jennifer Kupcho has established herself as one of the elite golfers in the world. In 2022, Jennifer won her first Major Championship at the Chevron Championship, where she set the 54-hole record for low score en- route to a 2 stroke win on Sunday over Jess Korda. She then followed that up with two additional wins in 2022 at the Meijer LPGA Classic and the DOW Great Lakes Bay Invitational. She would go on to finish 6th on the Race to the CME Globe for the 2022 season. Jennifer followed up her 2022 season with a strong 2023, recording two top-10 finishes including a solo 2nd place finish at the Mizuho Championship and a 35th place finish on the Race to the CME Globe. She has also represented Team USA in the Solheim Cup twice, in 2021 where she was the leading points scorer and again in 2023.
Jennifer amassed one of the most decorated amateur golf careers in history, as she won the NCAA Division-1 National Championship, the historic inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur and was a four-time All-American at Wake Forest University..
Madelene Sagstrom
Madelene Sagstrom started playing golf at the age of 11 years old. Madelene won the 2020 Gainbridge LPGA at Boca Rio and has represented Europe in two Solheim Cups (2017/2021). Madelene enjoys working out, reading and hanging out with friends. She joined Team STORE in May of 2023.
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Sarah Schmelzel
Sarah Schmelzel is an Arizona native and played collegiate golf at the University of South Carolina. She earned her LPGA Tour card for 2019 via the Epson Tour. She has collected 8 top-20 LPGA Tour finishes over the past year.
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Anna Davis
18-year-old Anna Davis is one of the top amateur golfers in the World and currently sits at #8 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings. While playing for the Auburn Women’s Golf Team, Anna recently won the 2024 Illini Invitational and previously finished in 4th place at the 2024 SEC Women’s Golf Championship and 2nd place at the 2024 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic. Before beginning her collegiate golf career in 2024, Anna was #4 in the Rolex AJGA Rankings and won the 2022 Augusta National Women’s Amateur by shooting 69 in the final round. After winning at Augusta National, she competed in seven LPGA events later in the year, including three Major Championships. Anna made the cut in five of those events, proving that she belongs with game’s best. In 2021, she earned her first AJGA win in the Heather Farr Classic and then won the Girls Junior PGA Championship by seven strokes. She was then named to both the U.S. Junior Solheim Cup and Junior Ryder Cup teams and finished third in the AJGA’s Rolex Tournament of Champions.
