Day 2 in Mesquite was everything these trips are supposed to be. Rich and I played Casa Blanca Golf Club with Elliot and Lloyd, and the round was filled with laughs from start to finish. Plenty of jokes, plenty of catching up, and one of those days where you’re more focused on who you’re with than what you’re shooting. The day flowed easily... breakfast to golf, running into familiar faces, and settling into the rhythm that makes these trips feel like tradition. There are two restaurants we go to every single time we’re in Mesquite: the sushi spot and the Mexican place. Sometimes we even go more than once during the trip. They’re just part of the routine now. One of those favorites is Tai Rai Sushi, which never disappoints and always feels like a non-negotiable stop when we’re in town. And of course, no Mesquite trip is complete without a little gambling. This time it worked out... I put $20 in and walked away $50 up. Not bad at all. Days like this are a reminder that golf isn’t always about performance. Sometimes it’s about laughter, connection, and enjoying the moments in between. Day 2 done right! 🌐 Follow the journey at GabbyGolfs.com

This trip felt extra special. Day 1 of 4. For the first time, Rich and I flew together for our annual “guys” golf trip to Mesquite — a tradition I’ve been part of for five years now. Even after all those years, this one felt different in the best way. Before heading into Mesquite, we made a quick stop at Copper Rock Golf Course, the course where I recently won the tournament that opened new doors for my season. Going back so soon after that moment was surreal. The course looked the same, but the feeling was completely different. This time there was no pressure. No scoreboard. Just appreciation. Same place. Different energy — relaxed, reflective, and full of gratitude for how quickly life can change when preparation meets opportunity. Flying together, sharing the trip, and mixing a long-standing tradition with a full-circle return to Copper Rock made this one of those travel days I know I’ll remember for a long time. It reminded me that golf isn’t just about competition. It’s about the people you experience it with and the memories layered onto the same fairways over time. Golf gives you moments like that. And I don’t take them lightl y.

January 16–17 will always stand out to me. These were the competition days of the Copper Rock Epson Tour Qualifier at Copper Rock Golf Course, and they represented far more than just a tournament win. This moment felt full circle — a reminder of every step, every detour, and every lesson that led me here. Winning this qualifier opens the door to compete against the best players on the Epson Tour this year. That opportunity isn’t lost on me. It’s something I’ve been working toward through years of mini-tour golf, long travel days, uncertainty, and a whole lot of belief. During the rounds, my focus was simple: stay present, trust my preparation, and commit fully to each shot. This video shows the reality of those days — the quiet moments, the pressure, and the emotion that comes with knowing what’s at stake. After everything wrapped up, my caddie and I switched gears and went to my first NHL game ever, watching the Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena. The energy was unreal, and it was such a fun way to celebrate the moment before turning the page and focusing on what’s next. This win isn’t the finish line.It ’s an opportunity — and I’m ready to make the most of it. 🎥 Watch the full video above 🌐 Follow along at GabbyGolfs.com

Before the final round of the Copper Rock tournament, I had the opportunity to sit down for a podcast conversation that gave me space to slow down and reflect. In the middle of competition week — when everything is usually about preparation, focus, and execution — it meant a lot to pause and talk about the bigger picture. We talked about golf, of course, but also about life, growth, and what being a professional golfer truly means to me beyond scorecards and results. Being a professional golfer isn’t just about tournaments. It’s about commitment, resilience, and choosing this path every single day — even when it’s uncomfortable, uncertain, or unseen. It’s about learning who you are through the process and staying connected to your purpose no matter where the journey takes you. Having that conversation right before the final round at Copper Rock Golf Course felt especially meaningful. It grounded me. It reminded me why I started and who I’m doing this for — myself, the people who believe in me, and the younger athletes watching what’s possible. I’m grateful for spaces like that podcast, where the story isn’t rushed and the outcome doesn’t matter. Just honest conversation, perspective, and appreciation for the journey. Those moments matter more than people realize . My specific segment is at ~1:27:00 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-1136-live-show-1-17-celebrating-the-copper-rock/id1216221628?i=1000745562377

Tournament weeks are built long before the first tee shot. This video shows our travel day to Copper Rock Golf Course and the practice rounds my caddie and I played ahead of the Copper Rock Epson Tour Qualifier, taking place May 14–16. Practice rounds are where the foundation is laid — learning sightlines, understanding where to be aggressive, and getting comfortable with the course. It’s quiet work, but it’s essential. One of the practice rounds was played with Lauren Dickey, who was such a fun presence to be paired with. She also plays on the WAPT, so there was an easy flow to the day — good conversation, shared experiences, and mutual respect for the journey we’re both on. I know the outcome of this tournament is already known, but this video isn’t about the finish — it’s about the preparation that came before it. This is the part of the journey that often gets missed, and the part I love sharing most. 🎥 Watch the full video above🌐 Follow along at GabbyGolfs.com

I am so excited to inform you all… you’re girl won! I shot a wonderful 🥴 82 today to win by one! So… I earned an exemption into the Epson Tour event happening at Copper Rock G.C. in Hurricane, Utah happening May 14-16. For the moment though, I am celebrating with a drink and a Vegas Knights game! Btw, we are completely exhausted but we are still thriving and having a good time!

Kicking off my first tournament of 2026 and I couldn’t have asked for a better start. I finished today at 2-under par (70), and the round started in the best way possible. My very first hole was a par 5, and I chipped in from about 21 yards for eagle. Not a bad way to open the year. What made the round even more interesting was how the first nine played out. I actually only made two pars on the front side. It was a mix of birdies and bogeys, but through it all, I stayed really calm and committed to every shot. No panic, no forcing things — just staying present and trusting the process. One of the biggest wins of the day was how much I genuinely enjoyed the round. I stayed cool, collected, and had a great time out there with my caddie, Edward. Those are the days that remind me why I love competing — when the focus is sharp, the energy is good, and you’re fully in it. I’m feeling excited and confident heading into tomorrow. I tee off at 11:30 am!! Let’s keep this momentum rolling.

Every season starts somewhere — and this one started with an early alarm and a long drive. We left Phoenix and headed to Las Vegas as the first stop on the way to St. George, Utah, where my first tournament of the year begins. There’s something grounding about travel days before competition — time to reset, reflect, and settle into tournament mode. While in Vegas, my caddie and I played TPC Las Vegas — a course that’s been on my bucket list for a long time. Another one officially checked off. The round itself was relaxed and genuinely fun, and the two guys we were paired with made it even better. Easy conversation, great energy, and one of those rounds that reminds you why you love the game. We stayed at Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, which was completely new for me. I’d never stayed there before, but I really enjoyed the experience. It was calm, comfortable, and a perfect place to recharge before getting back on the road. To end the day, we went to Benihana — another first. Great food, fun atmosphere, and the perfect way to wrap up a long travel day. Vegas was just the stop along the way to St. George is where the season begins. 🎥 Watch the full video Below 🌐 Follow along at GabbyGolfs.com

Professional Golf Tournament week is officially here and it all starts tomorrow. I wanted to give you a quick heads up so you know exactly where and how to follow along with scores throughout the week. I’ll be competing on the professional side, and the live leaderboard will be updated round by round. To track the scores: Click the leaderboard link below Select “More Info” You’ll see two fields: Professional and Amateur Make sure you’re viewing the Professional field to follow my rounds I’ll be sharing updates along the way, but this is the best place to see everything in real time. New season. New opportunities. 2026. It’s go time. Thanks for being part of the journey. Let’s roll. 👉https:// golfhub.golfgenius.com/events/d237e39b-f149-4cf3-b65b-e0ea3e03cf81?gh=true

Some days you ease into training.Other days, you flip the switch. This day started with a quick workout — nothing long, nothing fancy — but enough to get my body moving and feeling strong. One of those workouts that makes you feel powerful right away. Hulk energy, if you will. After that, I headed into a golf lesson with Coach Shane. We spent a little time catching up before getting into the real work — checking in on where my swing is at and dialing in the feels we’re focusing on right now. These sessions aren’t about chasing perfection. They’re about awareness. Understanding what’s working, what needs attention, and how everything fits into the bigger picture for 2026. I love sharing these moments because this is what progress actually looks like — conversations, adjustments, patience, and trust. This is part of the process.And I’m right where I need to be. 🎥 Watch the full lesson above 🌐 Follow the journey at GabbyGolfs.com

This round at Foothills Golf Club was my first of many for 2026, and it also happened to be my first time playing golf with Rich in a long while. He’s been busy with cruises, and I spent most of 2025 on the road playing mini tours, so this felt like a long-overdue catch-up. Before heading to the course, I tried something completely new — my first Yoga Sculpt class. It was challenging in the best way, and it confirmed something I’ve been feeling lately: this year is about balance. Strength, flexibility, recovery, and showing up better on and off the course. The round itself wasn’t about scorecards or stats. It was about being present, enjoying the walk, and easing back into competition mode without forcing anything. This is the energy I want for 2026.Consistent. Intentional. Grounded. Thanks for being here and following along as this next chapter unfolds. More rounds, more stories, and more growth ahead. 🎥 Watch the full video above 🌐 Stay connected at GabbyGolfs.com

Sometimes practice turns competitive — and sometimes, you just have to settle it with a challenge. This day, I took on my caddie in a chip-off challenge. First to win three chip shots takes it all. No drills. No swing thoughts. Just short game, feel, and a little pressure. I’m happy to report… I got to three first. Moments like this are a reminder that while the grind is real, golf is still supposed to be fun. These little competitions keep things light, bring out the competitive edge, and make the journey that much better.