TravisMathew Launches New Docuseries With DP World Tour Golfer Josh Berry

Josh Berry was an 18-year-old amateur when he earned his DP World Tour card at Q-School, becoming the second-youngest player in history after Rory McIlroy to do so.

But while making it onto the Tour is tough, staying there is even harder. That story is engagingly told in a new series, Making The Cut, which is a four-part documentary that follows Josh’s incredible journey as he battles through the highs and lows of his rookie season. From a promising start to missed cuts by one shot, the unrelenting travel schedule, and the emotional toll of fighting to prove he belongs, this is professional golf like you’ve never seen it before.

"You dream of playing on Tour your whole life, but nothing really prepares you for the reality of it," said Josh Berry. "One week, you're playing against the best in the world, and the next, you're wondering if you’ll even have a place to play next season. This series shows what life on Tour is really like.”

By the end of the 2024 season, Josh had lost the very thing he had fought so hard to earn - his DP World Tour status. Returning to the Final Stage of Q-School, he faced six gruelling rounds with everything on the line. Then, in a careerdefining moment, he shot a remarkable eight-under in the final round, reclaiming his place for 2025.

Ben Howlett, Head of Marketing at TravisMathew EMEA added: "Josh’s first year on the DP World Tour provides an authentic look into the true realities of Tour life for young players. This docuseries captures what professional golf is truly about - resilience, pressure, and the fight to succeed. It’s a remarkable story, with an extraordinary ending!"

This isn’t just a story about golf - it’s a story about resilience, belief, and the relentless pursuit of success.

Produced by TravisMathew, Making The Cut Episode 1 launches on 7th March and will be hosted exclusively on the TravisMathew Europe YouTube channel, with new episodes dropping weekly. 

You can watch the first episode below or directly on their channel.