My name is Mathilda Cappeliez. I was born in 1998 and grew up in Évian-les-Bains, France.
I discovered golf at the age of seven and immediately fell in love with the game. Results came quickly: I progressed rapidly and performed well from an early age, naturally leading my family to become fully involved in my journey. Together, we did everything we could to give me the best possible chance of succeeding from a young age.
Through this commitment and years of consistent hard work, I steadily climbed the ranks, made my mark on the game, and built a successful amateur career at the highest level.
After several years competing among the world’s best amateur golfers, I continued both my academic and athletic journey in the United States as a member of the Wake Forest University women’s golf team.
After returning to France, I earned a Bachelor’s degree in International Business from IÉSEG School of Management, followed by a Master of Science in Corporate Finance from EDHEC Business School.
These experiences broadened my perspective on both sport and management, combining the values of performance, hard work, and excellence with entrepreneurship and personal development.
Today, I use this unique combination of athletic and academic experience to support the next generation of golfers. I co-founded MAY Management, an agency dedicated to supporting young golfers pursuing a university pathway in the United States through U.S. College Golf.
At the same time, I am developing Golf Elevation, a project created to help even more young golfers in their journey toward the highest level of the game.