I love golf… I do… and I am going to continue to push forward. No matter the cost. I love this game so much and I am willing to put everything on the line for it. ⬆️(My thoughts💕) Here is the video of me and my caddy talking about the first tournament on the WAPT. Lots of positives to take away and looking forward to the next event. And surprise it starts today! I’ll attach the link to this weeks event in Alexandria, LA. Video: https://youtu.be/xMp-OgjXtrY Leaderboard:...

The season is officially starting here in Lake Charles with the first event of the year on the Women’s All Pro Tour. I’m really looking forward to spending this entire year competing on this tour and seeing where the journey takes me. My game has been feeling strong lately, and I’m excited to test it in tournament conditions week after week. At the same time, I’m mentally preparing for the reality of a long season. Golf has a way of bringing both challenges and incredible mom

This one has been hard to talk about. I didn’t make a video about the Monday qualifier here in Arizona because, honestly, I was upset. More upset than I wanted to admit. I wanted this one more than you know. I wanted the chance to play in that tournament again… the same tournament that gave me an opportunity last year. I wanted to show everyone, and maybe even remind myself, that I’ve grown. That I’ve improved. That I didn’t get knocked down last year and just give up. I want

Sometimes tournament weeks don’t start the way you expect them to. This trip to San Jose for the LPGA Monday Qualifier at Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club was one of those weeks where things seemed to go wrong before I even stepped on the first tee. The travel day started simple enough. I actually arrived at the airport early because I was expecting the TSA lines to be a little chaotic. Surprisingly, getting through security and onto the plane was the easiest part of the en

This one meant a little more. The final round at Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club was a reminder of what staying patient can do. I went out and shot 4 under to finish solo third, and looking back at how the week started, I’m really proud of the way I was able to climb. It wasn’t a perfect tournament. There were moments early on that tested me, but I stayed in it, kept working, and trusted that if I kept putting one good swing after another together, things would turn. And they

One of the most important parts of tournament golf is the ability to reset. No matter what happens the day before, you always get another opportunity to step onto the first tee and start fresh. Round 2 this week was exactly that for me — a reset. After a frustrating first round, the focus shifted to something simple: patience. Not trying to force anything. Not pressing. Just trusting the preparation and playing the game. That’s easier said than done, especially when you know

Tournament golf has a way of exposing exactly where you’re at — not just physically, but mentally. Round 1 at Lake Jovita was one of those days for me. Coming into the round, the goal was clear: stay patient, trust the game plan, and play my own game. But as the round went on, I found myself drifting away from that. The group I was playing with was playing really well. Scores were low, and instead of staying in my own rhythm, I started to feel like I was falling behind. That

Tournament weeks don’t really begin on the first tee. They begin in preparation. For me, that preparation starts in the gym. Strength training has transformed my golf game in ways that most people probably don’t see. Back in 2022, when I had one of my best seasons, my training routine was extremely consistent. But in 2023, life got busy. Travel, schedule changes, and everything else that comes with professional golf made it harder to maintain the same consistency. I still sho

Every tournament week begins the same way — packing a suitcase, loading up the golf bag, and heading toward the next opportunity. This week started with a flight out of San Diego as I made my way to Tampa, Florida for an NXXT Tour event in Dade City. While this tournament is important, it also serves as preparation for what’s coming next — two Monday qualifiers in California and Arizona. Monday qualifiers are some of the most intense opportunities in professional golf. One ro

The life of professional golf is a constant mix of preparation, travel, and finding ways to sharpen your game wherever you are. The past couple of weeks back in Arizona were exactly that for me—a chance to reset, spend time with some great people, and tighten things up before heading out for the next tournament. While I was home, I got the opportunity to play in a couple of scrambles with friends. Those days are always fun because they remind me why I fell in love with golf i

After finishing the final round at Juliette Falls Golf Club, I had a short interview following the win on the NXXT Tour. This video captures the immediate thoughts — the emotions, the mindset during the round, and the moments that stood out from the week. It wasn’t about overanalyzing anything, just answering a few simple questions and reflecting while it was all still fresh. Sometimes the raw reactions right after a tournament say more than a recap ever could. 🎥 Watch the i

I finally got to check off a course that’s been on my list for a long time — Torrey Pines Golf Course – South Course. I had played the North Course a couple times before — once as a junior and again more recently — but the South Course is its own experience entirely. Standing on those tees, looking down the fairways with the ocean beside you, you understand quickly why it hosts the Farmers Insurance Open every year. Because we were there only a couple weeks after the tourname

The final round at Alaqua Country Club was one of those days that teaches you more than it rewards you. There were moments where I lost a little patience — and in tournament golf, that can make all the difference. It’s something I’ll take with me moving forward and continue to grow from. That said, I’m genuinely excited about how I played this week overall. Considering the game I brought into this event and where I’m at early in the 2026 season, there were a lot of positives

Round 2 at Alaqua Country Club had a little bit of everything. I came out strong and had it to four under through 11 holes. Everything felt solid — good decisions, committed swings, and putts dropping. It was one of those stretches where the game feels easy. And then… a triple. There’s no pretty way to explain it. I kind of shot myself in the foot. It happens. It’s golf. But what mattered most was what happened next. Instead of letting it snowball, I responded with a birdie o

Round 1 at the Alaqua Country Club for the NXXT Tour event didn’t exactly go how I would’ve drawn it up. I shot 3 over and didn’t really have my best game out there. It felt like one of those rounds where things just weren’t quite clicking yet — which, honestly, can happen early in a season. I’m still shaking off the rust and settling back into tournament mode for 2026, and I’m actually excited about the process of getting there. There were definitely some moments that felt a

This week in am in Longwood, FL for another NXXT Tour event at Alaqua Country Club. This tournament has a little more on the line than just playing against great competitors and money, it has an EPSON Tour exemption. I tee off today at 9:33 am ET! Follow the link for the leaderboard on their website! Let’s get after it! https://www.nxxtgolf.com/womensprotour

This video interview was recorded after Round 2 at Juliette Falls Golf Club, and I wanted to add a little context for those watching. Round 2 was one of those days where everything felt steady and controlled. I stayed patient, trusted my game plan, and focused on putting myself in the right positions. The result was a bogey-free 68, which allowed me to maintain the lead heading into the final day. What made the round feel even better was how composed it felt from start to fin

Winning my first professional event is a moment I’ll carry with me forever. This tournament on the NXXT Tour wasn’t just about three rounds of golf — it was about everything that led up to them. The early mornings, the nerves you feel before stepping onto the first tee, and the quiet moments after each round where you reflect on what just happened. Throughout the week, I stayed connected to the people who know me best. The phone calls with my mom and my coach meant everything

January 31 and February 1 were my practice round days — and they were cold .Way colder than I expected. I was layered up from head to toe, heated gear and all, doing whatever I could to stay warm. Did I look like a total dork out there? Absolutely. But sometimes comfort beats aesthetics, and staying loose was the priority. These rounds were all about learning the course and getting familiar with pin locations — and some of them were wild. The greens were rolling at at least a

Travel days always mark the shift into tournament mode. Eddy and I flew into Orlando and then made the 1.5–2 hour drive over to Dunnellon to get settled ahead of the week. There’s something about that final drive after landing that makes everything feel real — bags in the back and the focus slowly narrowing. Once we arrived, it was all about preparation. We made a stop to grab the essentials we’ll need for the next day, knowing we’re heading straight into the first of two pra