Guus Lafeber

(pronounced HOOSE Lah-FEE-ber)
Won the 2025 R&A Boy’s Amateur Championship to become the first Dutchman to win the event in its 98-year history … Shot 68-67 in stroke play (5th) … In Match Play, defeated Juan Miro Asorey (Spain) 2&1; defeated Mikkel Bergum Johansen (Norway) 2&1; defeated Mikulas Vojtesek (Czech Republic) 2&1; defeated Alessio Brunella (Italy) 2&1; defeated Kuan Zhou (USA) and defeated Yago Horno (Spain) on the 37th hole in the championship.
Went 4-0 to help Continent of Europe team (with fellow signee Lev Grinberg) win the 2025 Jacques Léglise Trophy, 15-10.
Represented the Netherlands at the 2025 World Amateur Team Championship – Eisenhower Trophy
Tied for ninth at the 2026 Junior Invitational (70-71-71-74).
Won the 2025 Dutch National Open Stroke Play Championship and finished third at the 2025 Dutch National U18 Stroke Play Championship.
Finished runner-up at the 2025 Dutch National Open Championship, a professional event.
In 2025, played in the U.S. Junior Amateur, the European Amateur and The Amateur Championship.
Tied for 19th at 2025 The Junior PLAYERS Championship presented by Rolex.
Played in both the 2025 Scottish Men’s Open Championship, finishing 3st, and the 2025 Scottish Boys Open Championship, finishing 15th.
Was 11th at the 2025 Junior Orange Bowl International.
Earned a start at the 2025 and 2026 KLM Open on the DP World Tour.
His father, Maarten Lafeber, won the 2003 Dutch Open and played more than 20 years on the DP World Tour … His mother, Kim, was also a standout amateur for the Dutch national team … Has two brothers.