Vincent turned professional in 2015. After five runner-up finishes on the
Asian Tour between 2016 and 2018, he finally got his first major tour victory at the 2021
Sansan KBC Augusta on the Japan Golf Tour. He also won the
ANA Open three weeks later. In May 2022, Vincent won the
Gateway to The Open Mizuno Open, beating
Anthony Quayle in a playoff. The win also gained him an exemption into the
2022 Open Championship. A week later, Vincent won the
International Series England at
Slaley Hall in
Northumberland, England. He carded a final-round 66 to win by one shot over
Travis Smyth and claim his first Asian Tour victory. Vincent's
International Series England win gave him the status to play in the
2022 LIV Golf Invitational Series. He played in all eight events, with his best finish being 14th in
LIV Golf Invitational Chicago. He played on three different teams before becoming a regular on
Joaquín Niemann's Torque GC for the final five tournaments. He finished 42nd on the earnings list with just under $1.5 million in total individual and team earnings. In December 2022, Vincent won the Asian Tour's
International Series Order of Merit, earning full status to play in the
2023 LIV Golf League season. He finished in the top-24 in the individual standings to earn a spot for the following season. Having been relegated the following season, he returned to the Asian Tour and once again won the International Series Order of Merit, to earn his place in the LIV Golf League for the
2026 season. ==Personal life==