Support the Journey

"My biggest challenge right now isn't my game — it's financial. When I've been able to practice fully and play events back-to-back, the results have shown up."

"I'm looking for people who love golf, believe in me, and want to be part of this journey to the top of the game."

Campbell currently works at The Warehouse Golf Club — handling business development and running events in exchange for a partial sponsorship. That job takes time away from practice and preparation. The goal of raising support is to convert that hourly work into a true sponsorship so he can focus entirely on competing.

All financial support goes directly toward the cost of playing and competing as a professional — entry fees, travel, lodging, coaching, and practice rounds across a full season of mini-tour events, Monday qualifiers, and the fall Q-School run for both the DP World and Korn Ferry Tours.

Supporters share in the success. Support is structured through a performance-based agreement: a share of annual net profit (prize money minus competition costs) is returned to supporters, pro-rata by contribution, until each contribution has been paid back a multiple of its amount. Full terms are laid out in the Support Agreement, available to download above.

A detailed business plan — covering competitive schedule, training, coaching, and estimated season costs — is available on request for serious supporters.

Campbell is running this like a business. Supporters receive consistent updates on event prep, results, and recovery, plus an annual statement with full transparency on earnings, expenses, and payouts — and a front-row seat to what he's building.

Current partners: The Warehouse Golf Club & Overtime Sports, Flossmoor Golf Club, Live Forever Golf, JumboMax Grips, and Titleist (ball, shoe, glove).