ABOUT
Founded by Mathilda Cappeliez and Pierre Mazier , two former elite French golf players, MAY Management is a sports management agency specializing in career management for amateur and professional golfers.
Their international golf experience has pushed them to join forces to guide young talents through the different phases of their development.
The main objective of MAY Management is to offer young golfers the benefit of their amateur and professional golf expertise, and their knowledge of the American landscape. By working with this agency, young athletes can expect global support, aimed to promote their success athletically, academically, and personally.
OUR MISSION
Junior orientation
and elite training camps supervision
Guidance
and placement in US colleges
Monitoring golf
and academic projects in US colleges
Professional career management
ABOUT US
Mathilda Cappeliez
SPORT AGENT​
Golf Alumni at Wake Forest University
"Embarking on my journey in the world of golf since the age of 7, I discovered that determination, hard work and perseverance are the keys to success. As a former top French amateur player and a player at Wake Forest University, I have learned the importance of academic and athletic excellence.
Today, I wish to share and pass on my experience and knowledge to help the next generations of golfers. Each player has a unique story, and potential that deserves to be nurtured and supported. I firmly believe that golf offers much more than athletic skills; it teaches values such as discipline, respect and leadership. Qualities that are valuable in all aspects of life.”
Pierre Mazier
SPORT AGENT​
Golf Alumni at Texas Christian University
“My passion for golf and elite sport motivates me to guide and support the next generations of golfers. With MAY Management, we aspire to share our experience to best advise athletes at every stage of their careers. There is nothing more beautiful and exciting than the pursuit of experience in sport. Being well supported in this pursuit is a crucial factor in its success and the achievement of the project.”