Maho's Golf Blog

Hi everyone! This is a quick update on the tournaments I've played this year so far! Florida: Eggland's Debary Golf & CC: 75-78-75 (T-16) Eggland's Timacuan Golf Club: 75-72-73 (T-27) Japan: Amana Ladies Open: 41 (T-14) - 9holes due to inclement weather ATP Fugetsu Country Club: 81 U.S. Women's Open Qualifier: 79-77 (T-42) Just big big thanks to LaceLocker© for their support in the first two events in Florida!! I am still wearing their product with pride! My next event (Nohagi Cup) is on May 8th! こんばんは！ この4カ月ででた試合の結果を載せます。アメリカと日本で転々としてました！ フロリダ エッグランドツアー、Debary: 75-78-75 (T-16) エッグランドツアー、Timacuan: 75-72-73 (T-27) 日本： あままレディースオープン：41 (T-14)- 悪天候により9ホール ATP風月カントリークラブ：81 (順位がわかりません汗） 全米女子オープン予選: 79-77(T-42) 最初の２つの試合は、LaceLocker©さんのサポートで出場していました！ 本当に、ありがとうございます！ 次の試合は5月8日の野萩カップです。

First and foremost, happy new year!! Hope 2019 is filled with joy and success for all of you guys! As of me, I am back in Florida getting ready to compete in two Eggland events, and am definitely enjoying the warmer weather than what I’ve been experiencing in Japan. (But apparently the winter in Japan wasn’t as bad this year compared to the usual.) I am writing this blogpost to announce LaceLocker®️ as my first sponsorship as I pursue my LPGA dream! I am very grateful for the opportunity they have given me, and love having them on my team. I met their executive director, Carol ‘Stash’ Stanley when I was still at UVA, and I just really can’t thank her enough for her generosity and more than anything, her belief in my game.  I  definitely had times when I questioned myself as I decided to turn professional and continue playing, but I decided to put all worries aside and just believe in the process and myself, because so many people, like Stash, encouraged me and beli...

Hi, hope you’re all having a good summer! I want to first apologize for not updating the blog frequently. My keypad on my laptop broke and with moving, practicing, adjusting to Japan, I had a hard time securing time to sit and write. A lot has happened since the last post-  first, I didn’t make it past 2nd stage of pro test in Japan :( It was really disappointing because I didn't play well at all, and when I think about it now,  I really didn't prepare for it the way I wanted to. I turned professional in May, and ever since then, I feel like I had too much going on and was never fully focused on the "present." I think the hardest thing about becoming a professional athlete is dealing with uncertainty. I think it's different if you already have status on some tour and have a set schedule, but as for now, I am trying to get status for the following season, so nothing is really set. I remember complaining about uncertain schedule with college golf, but it's mu...