Golfer
1.How long have you been involved in golf? When did you first start golfing?
I have been involved in golf for around 13 years. I started golfing when I was 1, I got a plastic set of clubs. I then grew up and started going to driving ranges when I was around 3. I then went to golf lessons and got my first membership at 4 ½ competed in my first tournament when I was 6.
2. What inspired you to start golf?
I was initially interested in golf because my dad golfed. I always wanted to go with him, once I was able to play, I fell in love with the game and the challenge. When I would strike a golf ball perfectly it was an amazing feeling that kept me wanting to come back to the game, I always wanted to change the excitement I got from playing golf.
3. What has been your proudest moment on the golf course?
My proudest moment on a golf course I have so many moments, but I would say that winning the zone 5 championship. I was 3 strokes behind the lead with 5 holes to play, the person in the lead Owen was playing great golf. Just not making any mistakes I realized that I had to play very aggressively to hopefully win. I ended up finishing the final 5 holes 5 under par 5 straight birdies and winning this tournament. Making a 20-foot putt for the dagger on the final hole was a great moment for me, so I would say that is my proudest moment on a golf course.
4. Do you plan to continue golfing after high school? If so, at what level?
I would love to play golf after High school. My dream is to go to college in America, on a golf scholarship. I will try my absolute hardest to play professional golf. It has always been a dream of mine since I was incredibly young.
5. What is the most meaningful advice you have received that you would share with younger students to inspire them to play and persevere in golf?
The most meaningful advice I have ever received was when I was about 11 years old. I was told this for the first time, and I hear it all the time. People say to me it is easy to be a skillful player, you just need to work harder than everyone. To this day I try my hardest at doing this, I put every minute I can into golf, and whenever I golf with anyone no matter how young or old good or bad I always arrive before them and leave after them. because I know the more time, I spend I will continue to get better and chase my dream. So, the advice that I would give younger golfers is if you want to be a great golfer you just need to do as much as possible.