Round 2 at the Copper Rock Championship was honestly so much fun. I knew exactly what I needed to do coming into the day — I had to come out and play good golf if I wanted to make the cut. And thankfully… I did just that. It feels really special to finally feel some momentum building in the right direction. After everything over the last few years — life changes, mental struggles, swing changes, and learning to believe in myself again — this week meant a lot more than just a number on a leaderboard. Back in January when I earned this exemption, I set one goal for myself: Come prepared and make the dang cut. Mission accomplished. 🌐 GabbyGolfs.com

Round 1 at the Copper Rock Championship is complete, and honestly, I’m leaving the course feeling better than the score probably looks.

Round 1 at the Copper Rock Championship is in the books. Overall, I’m honestly happy with a lot of what I did out there today. I shot 3 over, but the round actually felt pretty easy for the most part, and I gave myself a lot of good looks throughout the day. The biggest setbacks were two doubles that definitely cost me. Apparently I also learned today that I can hit a pitching wedge about 180 yards out of a bunker 😂… not exactly the shot I was trying to pull off. Nonetheless, I’m excited to head into Round 2. I know I’m going to have to work my booty off to make the cut, but I’m looking forward to the challenge. One more day to fight. for the Full Blog and Video... Subscribe for more In depth conversations with me about this round! Full video Is already live❤️ www.gabbygolfs.com

Here Is the link for the EPSON Tour Championship that starts tomorrow! My tee time Is at 1:59 pm and I am feeling ready to rock and roll! https://www.epsontour.com/tournaments/copper-rock-championship/leaderboard

This is the part of the journey that most people don’t see.

This U.S. Open qualifier honestly surprised me in the best way.

If you’ve been following along for a while… you probably know this journey hasn’t been the easiest. Professional golf looks glamorous from the outside. But behind the scenes, it’s a grind… mentally, physically, and financially. And right now, I’m in a season where I don’t have sponsors backing me the way I once did. But here’s the thing… I’m not done. Not even close. If anything, I feel more all in than ever. That’s why I’m shifting how I share this journey. I’m going to continue posting the highlights, the updates, the real moments you’re used to seeing… but I’m also opening up a deeper side of this life through my website subscriptions (“support my journey” tab). The full tournament recaps The behind the scenes The unfiltered highs and lows The fun, chaotic, beautiful moments that don’t always make it to social media That’s where the real story lives. And if you want to be part of that… I’d love to have you there. No tiers. No overthinking it. If you choose to subscribe at any level, you’re in. This isn’t about locking things away… it’s about creating a space for the people who genuinely want to be part of this journey in a deeper way. Your support goes directly toward helping me continue to chase this dream… travel, tournament fees, the everyday life that comes with pursuing professional golf. And more than anything… I want it to feel like a connection, not just support. If you join, I want to know who you are. I want to interact, share more, and bring you into this with me. So if you feel pulled to be part of this chapter… you can head to the subscription tab at the top of my website and join there. And if not… that’s okay too. I’m still so grateful you’re here. This journey is just getting started… and I’m excited to share it with you in a whole new way. — Gabby

Weeks 2 and 3 on the Women’s All Pro Tour gave me a lot to reflect on. Overall, I’m really happy with how my game is shaping up. My swing feels strong, I’m hitting more fairways, finding more greens, and putting myself in positions to score. That’s something I don’t take lightly — it shows the work is paying off. At the same time, it wasn’t perfect. The putter definitely cost me over this stretch. And we all know how that goes — three-putts can change everything. In this case, they weren’t just frustrating… they were expensive. A few missed opportunities here and there add up quickly in tournament golf. But that’s part of the process. When one area improves, another gets exposed. Now I know exactly what needs attention moving forward. I’m excited about what’s ahead. I’ve been on the road for about five weeks, and I’ll be sharing more behind-the-scenes from that journey soon — the moments in between the rounds that people don’t always get to see. Right now, I’m back in Lubbock, getting some practice in before heading out to my U.S. Open qualifier. The game is close. Now it’s about putting it all together. If you’ve been enjoying following along, you’re always welcome to be part of this journey in a deeper way. Subscribing on the site is just a simple way to stay connected as it all unfolds. 🌐 Follow the journey at GabbyGolfs.com

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: https://wapt.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/wapt26/event/wapt261/contest/1/leaderboard.htm

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 moments, and my goal is to stay steady through all of it — learning from the tough rounds while building confidence from the good ones. If you’re interested in following along this week, you can track the scores through the Women’s All Pro Tour leaderboard. Just click the Women’s All Pro Tour icon on the homepage here at GabbyGolfs.com , or use the leaderboard link provided with this post. It’s going to be a long ride this season, and I’m grateful to have people following along with me. Let’s rock and roll.

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 wanted to prove that I came back stronger. And when it didn’t happen, I just didn’t have it in me to jump on camera and act like everything was fine. I didn’t want to force a highlight reel out of something that hurt. Sometimes being in this game means living through moments that don’t make for easy content. Sometimes the truth is heavier than that. So this is me telling the truth. The truth is… this game is hard. Chasing this dream is hard. And lately, it feels like the story just keeps getting more complicated. I’m giving this everything I have. I’m working my tail off trying to find sponsors. I’m trying to build my social media into something that can help support this career. I’m showing up, putting in the work, stretching every dollar, chasing every opportunity, and still there are days where it feels like it’s just not enough. Not good enough. Not enough. That’s the part people don’t always see. It’s hard enough wanting to compete at the highest level. It’s even harder when you’re trying to do it while being broke. And to be completely honest… today I am at $0. That has happened twice already this year, and I’m doing everything I can to stay afloat. That’s a hard thing to say out loud. But it’s real. This dream has tested me in ways I never expected. There have been moments this year where I’ve had no clue how I was going to make it work. And somehow, people have stepped in and helped carry me through. I’ve had people let me stay places for free. I’ve had people help with entry fees. I’ve had someone literally save me from overdrafting because of the cost of a rental car and hotel. When I sit back and think about that, it’s honestly crazy. This dream has dragged me through the dirt a little bit… and yet I’m still here. Still believing. Still fighting. Still trying to make something out of all of this. I won’t lie and say it doesn’t hurt. It does. There are moments where I question everything. Moments where I wonder why it feels like I can be so close and yet still struggle so much. Moments where I wonder how much more a person can give before something finally gives back. But I also know this… I’m not done. I’m not done fighting for this dream. I’m not done believing there is something on the other side of all of this pain, pressure, disappointment, and uncertainty. I may not fully understand what this season is trying to teach me yet, but I know it is shaping me. I know this suffering is not for nothing. The other day, I heard something that hit me hard. You either choose to be the hero or the villain in your story. You either use pain to make sure it doesn’t hurt anyone else… or you let pain turn you into someone who hurts everyone else. Heroes use pain. Villains are used by it. That stuck with me. Because I know what kind of person I want to be. I want to be the one who takes every hard moment, every setback, every empty bank account, every tear, every disappointment, and uses it to build something stronger. I want to be the one who keeps showing up with heart. The one who keeps going. The one who refuses to let this dream turn bitter just because the road has been brutal. So no… this Monday qualifier didn’t go the way I wanted. And no… I’m not in some perfect place mentally where I can tie it all up with a pretty bow and pretend I have all the answers. But I do know this: I am going to rewrite this story. I am going to overcome this. One step at a time. And for everyone who has supported me, encouraged me, believed in me, helped me, prayed for me, checked in on me, or simply followed along… thank you. You may not always realize it, but your support goes a long way. More than you know. This dream is testing me. But I’m still here. And I’m still fighting.