Plant, 28, who hails from Bexley in Kent and is attached to Sundridge Park Golf Club, is embarking on his first full season on the Challenge Tour following an illustrious amateur career which saw him playing in the 2017 Walker Cup, winning the European Amateur Championship and picking up the Silver Medal at The Open Championship in 2017 for the lowest amateur score.
James Connor, Connor Broadley’s CEO, said: “As an ex-professional footballer, I am excited about Connor Broadley’s expansion into the golf sector. Drawing on our experiences in the sports, media and entertainment industries, we feel very well equipped to help golfers who, like Oli and Alfie, share our longer-term principles and value a personal relationship when it comes to the management of their financial affairs as their careers develop.”
Fisher, who won the Czech Open in 2011, but has yet to make a cut in 2021, said: “I am delighted to represent Connor Broadley and the values that we share. I look forward to working with James and the team at Connor Broadley with my financial management for both myself and my family.”
Plant, whose first outing of 2021 saw him finish tied 11th at last week’s Limpopo Championship in South Africa, added: “I am very grateful for the support that Connor Broadley are giving me and look forward to a long-term partnership. Their expertise in financial planning will be extremely valuable as my career progresses.”