The North East Golf Star is looking for business partners to help it compete globally

The northeast golfer Jess Baker is looking for regional business partners to help him compete worldwide.

Having joined the prestigious European Tour European Ladies (Let) earlier this year, the 22 -year -old is eager to collaborate with determined companies to promote female golf course in the region.

The 2022 female amateur champion presents a unique set of brand opportunities to companies ready to connect with local communities.

Ms. Baker, who was born in Newcastle, said: “I am very proud to represent the North East and I recognize that I participate in this role on Let Now.”

She added that her work allows her to celebrate her roots on a global scale and now she wants to restore something to the companies that support her.

The golfer has just finished consecutive competitions in Holland, Switzerland and Spain, and will soon head for Cheche and Germany.

Ms. Baker said that with the support of companies in the region, she is preparing for her greatest summer with renewed insurance.

Some of the companies that already support Jess in its commitments, include heritage managers based in Newcastle, level one capital and the Charterjet Charter flight specialist.

Earlier this year, it was announced as a professional in the Tower of the Golf House of the Close House.

The Newcastle Club provides continuous support on and off course.

Ian McElroy, Managing Director of Tier One Capital, said: “Working with Jess is an absolute pleasure and as a newcastle business, it adds real value to our regional brand values and our company’s commitment to basic sport.

“His enthusiasm for his sport is contagious.”

Sir Graham Wylie, owner of Close House, also said: “Jess is an excellent model and the perfect ambassador for Close House and the Northeast.

“It is wonderful to see her left in her stride and present our region to the rest of the world.”

Having graduated from the University of Florida Centrale with a BSC in psychology, Ms. Baker is enthusiastic about encouraging more women and girls to assume golf.

She said: “Tour Life certainly has its challenges and I would not have the opportunities that I do without the financial support that I could obtain.”

She also added how her early support for Newcastle and Northumberland Ladies Golf Association played a decisive role in her trip.

She said: “Encourageing children from an early age to take the game is really obvious.

“Golf gives you so much life skills.”

Jess played more a role of ambassador on Tour, recognizing the value it can add to the region which has always supported its ambition.

Thanks to Close House, she has a base near her home which establishes the norm for golf on Tyneside.

She said: “It was a big boost to have a house near on board.”

“The installations are unequaled and having access to these installations is an essential part of my work.”

Finally, she expressed her goal of being more involved in junior clinics and ladies when her season slows down towards the end of the year, in order to encourage more women and girls in golf.