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RSM links up with former Open winning golfer Paul Lawrie
London-headquartered RSM UK, the audit, tax and consulting firm, has entered a three year sponsorship deal with UK golfer Paul Lawrie.
As part of the agreement, Lawrie will act as an ambassador for the RSM brand, display the RSM logo on his shirt during tournaments and take part in client and employee events.
A former Open Champion, Lawrie has played professionally for over 25 years and takes on the role as vice-captain of the European Ryder Cup team for the first time this year.
The agreement with Paul Lawrie further deepens RSM’s partnership with the game of golf and top level golfers.
The firm was recently named as an official supplier to the European Tour, and this year, RSM will collaborate with the Tour to conduct a bespoke performance study of the game of golf.
Paul said: “I have had a long personal association with RSM due to their longstanding support of the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre, and I am delighted to be taking that to a new level as part of Team RSM.
“This year, I am looking forward to playing a key role as part of the Europe Ryder Cup team and I will be proud to have RSM UK backing me all the way.”
In addition to its support for Paul Lawrie, RSM in the UK also backs European Tour player Andy Sullivan, who recently secured his place in the European Ryder Cup team.
Meanwhile, RSM in the US sponsors the US PGA Tour professionals Zach Johnson, Chris DiMarco and Davis Love III.
David Gwilliam, chief operating officer for RSM UK, added: “Paul’s success over many years speaks volumes about his professionalism and commitment, and I am sure he will be a fantastic ambassador for the RSM brand.”
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