Roisin Scanlon

Graduated from Windsor High School in Nassau, Bahamas (Albany campus) in May of 2026
A pivotal member of the Albany Golf Academy and captain of the Windsor Senior Girls Golf Team ... helped lead her team to a Bahamas National Championship title while also finishing second overall nationally in the individual standings
Also helped lead her high school to swimming, field hockey and track and field national championships
Maintained an A-average across all her classes while balancing three AP/Honors courses
Experience competing in a pair of professional events: 2024 and 2025 KPMG Women’s Irish Open (LET) as well as the 2025 Women’s Irish Challenge (LET Access) where she finished 22nd
Winner of the 2025 Helen Holm Scottish Women’s Open Championship, the fifth Irish winner in the championship’s 52-year history.
Runner-up at the 2025 Scottish Girls’ Open
Placed second at the 2025 Scottish Girls Open Championships
Placed third at the 2025 European Girls Team Championships
Placed third at the 2023 English under-16 Championships
Won the 2023 Underrated Tour Curry Cup Final
Two-time winner of the Stephen Gallacher Foundation Classic (2023, 2024)
Placed third at the 2022 Scottish Girls Open Championships
Tied for 10th at the 2022 R&A Women’s Amateur Championships

PERSONAL

Born Sept. 21
Born in Bedford, England and calls Rushden, England her hometown
Parents are Anthony and Taneisha Scanlon ... both parents played collegiately in the United States at East Tennessee State University while her mother extended her golfing career playing professionally in Ireland
Enjoys coaching, as someone selected to participate in the PIF-supported Ladies European Tour coaching and mentoring program
Hobbies outside of golf include drawing and playing volleyball
Intends to major in sport management at Texas Tech

Welcome to the 806, @Roisinscanlon01!!!

» Winner of the 2025 Helen Holm Scottish Women’s Open Championship, the fifth Irish winner in the championship’s 52-year history.
» Runner-up at the 2025 Scottish Girls’ Open pic.twitter.com/RsXWIiHNT0
— Texas Tech Women’s Golf (@TexasTechWGolf) November 12, 2025