Alex Cejka
PGA TOUR Champions Star
Like AGS consultants, Alex performs at the highest professional level in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Similar to AGS team members, Alex plays with pinpoint accuracy and at the right time takes calculated risks to win.
Alex won his fourth tour title, the 2025 SAS Championship, the same weekend he joined AGS as a brand ambassador. He previously won the Regions Tradition and Senior PGA Championship in 2021, as well as the ISPS HANDA Senior Open Championship presented by Rolex in 2023.
Alex will wear the AGS corporate logo on his shirt and bag, positioned just below another sponsor’s patch, the Trump Organization. He will also appear at several AGS corporate events. After winning the Senior Open, Alex received a congratulatory post from President Trump.
“We couldn’t be happier to be associated with Alex Cejka. He is a total professional and is obviously a terrific golfer. He has fans in all the places AGS represents clients,” noted AGS Chairman, Ambassador Robert C. O’Brien.
Gaven Lane
NCAA Standout Golfer
Gaven Lane, a standout junior golfer for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys and a key contributor to the program’s future focus on supporting US college golf. A native of Argyle, Texas, Lane has demonstrated exceptional skill and consistency in elite amateur and collegiate competition. Lane helped lead Oklahoma State to its 12th NCAA Men’s Golf Championship in 2025, with notable performances including multiple top-20 finishes, a fifth-place showing at the Maridoe Intercollegiate, a third at the Mountaineer Invitational, and strong match-play contributions during the national title run. He earned GCAA All-America Scholar honors and PING All-Central Region recognition in his sophomore season. Earlier in his career, Lane achieved runner-up finishes at major amateur events (such as the Oklahoma Golf Association State Amateur), top-10 placements in prestigious junior and amateur tournaments, and appearances in the U.S. Amateur (including as one of the youngest competitors in history at age 14). In the current 2025-26 season, Lane has continued his strong momentum with a runner-up finish at the OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational, one of the premier regular-season events featuring elite national fields, and a fourth-place individual finish at The Clerico.
AGS CEO Alexander Gray emphasized the program’s strategic vision: “Our support of OSU’s Gaven Lane underscores AGS’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of golf talent and investing in collegiate programs that build discipline, excellence, and global competitiveness—values at the core of AGS’s advisory work.”
President Donald Trump hosts the NCAA Champion Oklahoma State men’s golf team at the White House.
Kyle Westmoreland
U.S. Air Force Academy Graduate
Kyle Westmoreland is a U.S. Air Force Academy graduate and former active-duty Air Force captain who has competed on both the PGA Tour and the Korn Ferry Tour. Born in Lewisville, Texas, he won four times at the Academy before graduating in 2014, then served five years of active duty before turning his full attention to professional golf.
Westmoreland was the first Academy graduate to make the cut at a major, at the 2021 U.S. Open, and the first to earn a PGA Tour card, in 2022. In 2025, he won the Korn Ferry Tour’s Astara Golf Championship in Bogotá, Colombia, behind a course-record 61, and he closed 2026 with a T4 at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship.
Cathy Park
NCAA Standout Golfer
Catherine “Cathy” Park is one of the most decorated players in University of Southern California women’s golf history. The Irvine, California, native won five collegiate titles and left USC as its career leader in scoring average (70.40), top-10 finishes (30), and rounds in the 60s (40). As a senior, she was named the 2026 Big Ten Player of the Year, the first Trojan to earn the honor, and a WGCA First-Team All-American while leading USC to the NCAA title match.
Park represented the United States at the 2024 Curtis Cup, the 2024 and 2025 Arnold Palmer Cup, and tied for fourth at the 2025 Augusta National Women’s Amateur. She turned professional in 2026 through the inaugural LPGA Collegiate Advancement Pathway, finishing 24th on the Epson Tour’s Race for the Card as a rookie.
