Sponsor Sarah White

Sarah Rincones is an active pro golfer on the Epson Tour with authentic, tournament-level credibility and a polished on-camera presence. With content centered on golf performance, fitness, travel, and dogs, she’s a strong sponsor fit for brands targeting women’s golf, active lifestyle, and travel audiences.

Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?

 In short Sarah has the “it” factor. Her drive, work ethic and ambition are second to none. She possesses old school values to the core. She’s made up of character, loyalty , integrity. She’s outgoing , fun, down to earth , she can communicate with anyone and represent any company well. She carries herself with class, she can adjust in any environment and so much more. She is committed to be the best at anything she does. She is unique and an anomaly in this industry. Sarah’s accolades High School Attended East Kentwood High School, earning MHSAA All-State, OK Red All-Conference and All-Area honors all four years and was named to the 2014 MIGCA "Super Team." ... Posted a career record of 2163-66-15 ... Earned 39 individual medals, including 12 in her sophomore and senior years ... As a senior year, totaled a 547-7-4 record and was the MHSAA Division 1 state champion with a 36-hole score of 146. College prior to Texas state she attended western Michigan university. While at western Michigan Sarah Recorded three top-15 finishes in her seven events played While at Texas State University she recorded 7 top 25 finished 4 top 10 3 top 5. In her final year she recorded 80 birdies which ranks her 7th of all time on the single season list. She holds the school record for eagles with 9 Rookie / Pro career 4 top 10s. 2 career victories Sarah has an extremely well rounded game. What sets her ahead of the pack is the long ball. Sarah ranks #1 on all female pro tours with a driving average 304.42 Fun Fact Sarah was the starting goalie for mens varsity ice hockey in high school. At age 5 she stated she wanted to be on the LPGA in the summer and the NHL in the winter