This year, we’re pleased to welcome Johannes to the Chervò family.  Born in Orange County, CA to an Indonesian Mother and a Dutch Father, Johannes lived his early life in the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, China, England and the United States.

“Chervò is a brand that resonates with me. When I first saw and touched the different fabrics, I knew immediately it was top-quality. It’s innovative, chic and it cares about the environment. Also the people. It's a small knit family, everyone loves each other and that struck me, and made me fall in love with the brand. Chervò believes in enjoying life and being positive, and I gravitate towards those values too.”  

His professional playing journey started in 2016 with a trip to the Asian Tour Qualifying school which enabled him to play in full-field events as well as the Asian Development Tour. Johannes not only won the order of merit on the Development Tour, but also finished in the top 60 on the Asian Tour with four top 10 finishes along the way. This resulted in him gaining his full playing rights for 2017. 

After three years in Asia and a taste of success playing in dual ranking European Tour events, most notably a 4th at the Maybank and 2nd in the ISPS Handa Perth Open, Johannes now had aspirations on the next step of his dream; playing full-time in Europe.

Arguably the toughest test came next; a trip to the European Tour qualifying school in November 2019. There, in dramatic fashion moving from 114th after the first two days all the way up to a tie for 13th place following closing rounds of 67-67-66-66, he successfully earned his playing rights finishing inside the top 25 to secure a full card on his first attempt. 

In 2020 Johannes just missed out on the R2D Finals with a 77th place finish, achieving five top 10’s en route. Ordinarily, Johannes would have been a European Tour Winner in any other season by three strokes, however with the new match play format at the Aphrodite Hills Cyprus Open means he is still awaiting his first win.

After a notable 2020 Rookie season, Johannes is raising the bar in 2021. In March he carded a -9 under course record setting round of 62 in the third round of the Magical Kenya Open at Karen Country Club in Nairobi.

Off the course, you’ll likely catch Johannes at his recently opened F45 Gym in College Station, TX, which he operates with his wife Angela. 

Learn more about about European Tour Player and Chervò Team Player, Johannes Veerman on European Tours Rolex Series Rookie Vlog

Follow Johannes' journey on Instagram: @jayvee_101

Dani joined the Chervò family in 2020. Born in Bern, Switzerland Dani started playing golf at the age of two. She is a Level 2 Sommelier and enjoys working out and spending time with friends and family. Dani grew up in Sweden, and credits her father Hans, a former Swedish footballer, as the person who’s most influenced her career. 

"Chervò is beyond unique, it encompasses the best style and quality materials.  Bottom line, Chervò is on a different level when it comes to fit and performance."

Dani is playing in her 8th season on the LPGA Tour, establishing herself as a major contender with five top 10 and six top 20 finishes. Her 2019 season had to come to an early end due to an injury caused by a golf-cart crash during the Blue Bay Tournament in China. She sustained a disc tear and inflammation but still managed to finish top 20 and qualify for the CMD Tour final, to compete against the top 75 players in the world. 

Dani has been in contention several times, including the 2018 KPMG Major and the 2019 Spanish Open at La Reserva. In 2020, she was the only player going into the weekend under par at the AIG Women’s Open in Scotland. 

Dani had a successful Amateur career, winning the 2009 SAS Masters Volkswagen Open and two collegiate competitions while at the University of California and Tulane. Dani transferred to UC Berkeley as a sophomore and helped the Golden Bears win the 2012 PAC -12 Championship. Dani was the highest ranked Swedish amateur member of the 2011 and 2012 Swedish National team and winner of 2011 European Team Championship, where she had a perfect 3-0 record. 

Dani lives and practices out of Jupiter, FL where she is a member at the Medalist Golf Club  and trains with Kolby Wayne alongside many other well-known professional golfers. 

Dan is laser focused going into the 2021 season and we’ve got her style covered. 

Follow Dani's journey on Instagram: @Daniholmqvist

Jessica joined the Chervò family in 2020. Born in Windhoek, Namibia, Jessica has three brothers and grew up as a track/field athlete, enjoys tennis, hiking, and all things outdoors. 

“I love the way Chervò makes me feel on the course. It’s a way to wear your confidence. It’s athletic, it’s beautiful, and most importantly it’s classy. Women’s golf lacks brands that provide athletic functionality with a stylish and professional look. That is Chervò.”

Ranked No. 1 on the Namibian Ladies and Namibian Junior Girls Order of Merit for two years, Jess won various Namibian National Tournaments including the Windhoek Ladies Open and the Namibian Gold Cup.  In 2012, she participated in the Asia Pacific World Schools Golf Challenge in Melbourne, Australia and won the African Trophy at the Junior British Open. 

A graduate of the University of Denver, Jess was First-Team Metro Conference and All-Metro Player of the Year. In 2014, she was chosen to represent Namibia at the African Youth Games.

Jess began her professional career playing on the Symetra Tour and on the Sunshine Tour in South Africa, in 2019.

Jess lives in Juno Beach, FL and practices out of Bear Lakes Country Club in West Palm Beach.

Follow Jess' journey on Instagram: @jess_3321

Chervò welcomes Noemi Jiménez, Spanish pro of the Ladies European Tour.

Born in Marbella, Spain, in 1993, Noemi has sport in her DNA. Her mother is a black belt in karate and her father is a professional golfer, which is the reason she fell in love with golf from an early age.

As one of the pillars on the Spanish National Team, Noemi won the gold medal at the European Team Championships in 2013. The following year, took second place in the EuropeanIndividual Championship. After graduation, she flew to the USA to attend theUniversity of Arizona, majoring in Economics. In 2015 she turned professional and immediately stood out among the great professionals. She took three top-ten finishes  on the Ladies European Tour, one victory in the LETAS (VP Bank Ladies Open in 2018) and two wins in theSantander Golf Tour (Zaudín 2016 and RC Seville Golf 2019).

Follow Noemi's journey on Instagram: @noemigolf1

The Chervò family welcomes Matteo Manassero, the young man who in a few years has conquered the world of golf. Born in 1993, Matteo earned his first title at the age of 10 and was the pillar of the Italian National Golf Team for years.

In 2009, at the age of 16, he became the youngest ever winner of the British Amateur Championship. The win qualified him for the 2009 Open Championship, where, playing alongside Tom Watson and Sergio García, won the Silver Medal as leading amateur. He eventually finished tied for 13th place. In  April 2010, Matteo played the Masters at The Augusta National. During this event he become the youngest player ever to make the cut at the Masters Tournament, at 16 years and 11 months and 22 days. He was surpassed by Guan Tianlang who, on April 2013, became the youngest player to make the cut in PGA Tour history at 14 years, 5 months of age. He turned pro after his 17th birthday thanks to a third place finish at the Omega Masters in Crans-sur-Sierre and a few months later he won the Castelló Masters in Spain, becoming the youngest winner of a tournament on the top European circuit at 17 years, 6 months and 5 days. In November 2010, he was awarded the " Rookie of the Year" one of the most important awards of the European Tour. 

He won four titles at the European Tour with  the biggest one being the BMW PGA Championship in 2013, becoming the youngest winner ever of this tournament. The following years have continued with numerous top 10’s and participations on the PGA Tour. In the last three years Matteo, despite having lost his card for the European Tour, has given a lesson in humility to everyone by starting over and playing tournaments on the smaller European circuits. In 2020 he won the Toscana Open, stage of the Alps Tour, and this year he finished in second place in two consecutive events, on the Alps Tour.

Follow Matteo's journey on Instagram: @matteo.manassero

Philip was born in Nairobi, Kenya in 1993 to an Italian mother and a Belgian father. He started playing golf in Africa and then continued in Pretoria, when his parents moved to South Africa.  

There he was a part of the South African Golf Foundation. Back in Italy he joined the Italian NationalTeam and was highlighted with several good finishes both in Italy and abroad.In 2013 he began playing on the South African circuit, the IGT Challenge Tour and in 2018 earned three top-ten finishes in the RTQS Killarney. That success put him through to the final stage of the Sunshine Tour Qualifying School where he earned his 'card' by moving up 22 positions and finishing 28th. Today he holds full status on the Sunshine Tour.

Follow Phillip's journey on Instagram: @philgeerts