Williams began his career at Birmingham Moseley in the National League One, after an outstanding campaign in his first season at Birmingham where he was awarded the coach's award, he was signed by Hartpury.[3]
While at Worcester Warriors he spent time on loan at his former club, playing in 25 matches starting 24.[4]
At his first season at Hartpury he made 23 appearances in his first season, he was soon signed to Premiership side Worcester Warriors.
In 2020 after 2 years in the Premiership he rejoined Hartpury for 2 seasons. In the 2021/22 season he was the Championship top points scorer with 150 points. He was named in the RFU Championship Team of the Season. Due to his impressive performances he was signed by Bristol Bears.[5][6]
While at Bristol Bears he spent some time on loan at his former club featuring 7 times.
He made his only appearance for Worcester starting at inside centre in the Premiership Rugby Cup, he played 80 minutes in the 34–22 loss against Saracens.[7] At Worcester he spent time on loan at Birmingham Moseley.
In 2019 he joined fellow Premiership side Sale Sharks, making his debut in the Premiership Rugby Cup. Coming off the bench in a win over Saracens. He made two further appearances in the Champions Cup, starting in losses against La Rochelle and Glasgow Warriors.[8]
While at Sale Sharks, Williams spent time on loan at National League One side Sale FC, scoring 42 points in 9 appearances.[9]
Williams made his return to the Premiership fold starting in the Premiership Rugby Cup against the Exeter Chiefs. He made his first full Premiership appearance against Saracens, starting at inside centre he slotted 2 penalties however it wasn't enough in the end with Bristol losing 20–19. Williams impressive first season was rewarded with being called up to Pat Lam's Barbarians side.[10]