Sustainability
Our sport depends on intact nature, on weather, water and healthy courses. That is why sustainability is not a marketing word for me but part of my profession.
It started at university. Alongside golf and psychology, one question kept me busy at Vanderbilt: how do you finance the transition to a climate-friendly economy? That interest became a Master in Finance with a focus on green finance.
On tour the interest became engagement. As an EcoAthlete I put more than 137 hours into environmental projects during the college programme and 300 corals were planted in my name. The Ladies European Tour named me a Sustainable Golf Champion.
And yes, I fly around the world for my job, that belongs in any honest account. Which is exactly why I want to use the leverage I have: reach, visibility and partnerships with companies that mean it.
More and more companies want sponsorship that fits their sustainability goals, not just their media plan. An athlete who credibly lives the topic and speaks the language of financial reports is a rare fit for that. Formats we can build together: campaigns on sustainable golf, panels on sport and climate, charity mechanics like birdie donations and content that shows instead of claims.
This page grows over time. Concrete projects, numbers on my own footprint and joint activities with partners will be added once they are ready. Only what can be substantiated goes here.
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First the playoff win at the SuperSport Ladies Challenge in Humewood, one week later the next title at the NTT Data Ladies Pro-Am. What my first two professional wins felt like.
German fans, a Ferris wheel by the fairway and a clinic with junior golfers: why the Amundi German Masters meant more to me than a tournament result.
A bogey-free 67 in round two, the lead going into the weekend and the final group on Sunday: the MCB Ladies Classic in Mauritius was my best tournament on the Ladies European Tour so far.
I played five years for Vanderbilt University. How to earn a golf scholarship in the US, what daily life between training, tournaments and lectures looks like and who the road suits.
How your company finds the right golf professional for sponsorship and brand partnerships: define your goals first, then check brand fit, audience and activation. With a checklist for the first enquiry.
The honest answer from a tour professional: why there is no price list, the six levers that determine golf sponsorship cost and how companies start with a small budget.
When golf sponsorship pays off for companies, when it does not and how to measure success. An honest assessment by Celina Sattelkau, professional golfer on the Ladies European Tour.
What golf sponsorship is, which forms exist and what your company gets when you sponsor a professional golfer. Explained by Celina Sattelkau, professional golfer on the Ladies European Tour.
How to become a golf professional: which requirements matter, what handicap you need and how club, national squad, college and Q-School fit together. LET professional Celina Sattelkau explains the road along her own career, with a handicap ladder, self-test and FAQ.
High above Lake Geneva lies one of Europe's most beautiful courses, home of the Evian Championship. Why this place belongs on every golf bucket list.
The venue of the Amundi German Masters near Hamburg. Why the week in Winsen is the week of the year for German players.
True links golf on the South African coast. Why Humewood holds a permanent place in my career and what makes the course so demanding.
The course where it all began. Why GC St. Leon-Rot is more than a golf club to me and what visitors can expect.
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