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US Women's Amateur
Posted by Mr. Blutarski



I was surprised Monday when I found that this event was going on at Old Waverly, had no idea it was happening. Good job by the Mississippi media to alert us.
It's been entertaining. All of these girls can play. Many are still high schoolers. It's amazing how good these kids are getting at such a young age.
Anyone besides me not know it was going on?
It's been entertaining. All of these girls can play. Many are still high schoolers. It's amazing how good these kids are getting at such a young age.
Anyone besides me not know it was going on?
re: US Women's AmateurPosted by The Johnny Lawrence on 8/9/19 at 8:32 am to Mr. Blutarski
I've got a 4 year old and I keep telling myself she has plenty of time to become interest in golf and good at golf. Then I watch some of these girls play in the US Open at 15 years old. I guess guys are different, due to the amount of men playing golf v. women playing golf.
But I am constantly shocked at the amount of young girls that can play with the LPGA pros and in high level am tournaments.
But I am constantly shocked at the amount of young girls that can play with the LPGA pros and in high level am tournaments.
re: US Women's AmateurPosted by Coater
on 8/9/19 at 8:33 am to Mr. Blutarski

i stumbled across it on fs1 a couple days ago (hadn't heard about it before then). greens look perfect. supposed to play up there in a couple weeks
re: US Women's AmateurPosted by KillTheGophers on 8/9/19 at 9:18 am to Mr. Blutarski
I don’t understand how the USGA can run all of their events at such a high level.....then stub their toes with the US Open.
Getting any USGA event in the deep, Deep South is a major accomplishment - I never saw anything about it in any Louisiana newspapers (not saying much)...and I live just 5 hours from the course.
Heck, there was very little local / state media coverage when the USGA hosted the women’s Mid Am at squire creek a few years ago.
Getting any USGA event in the deep, Deep South is a major accomplishment - I never saw anything about it in any Louisiana newspapers (not saying much)...and I live just 5 hours from the course.
Heck, there was very little local / state media coverage when the USGA hosted the women’s Mid Am at squire creek a few years ago.
This post was edited on 8/9 at 9:19 am
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re: US Women's AmateurPosted by liuyaming
on 8/9/19 at 2:05 pm to The Johnny Lawrence

My daughter really liked playing from 8-12 y/o. We would put her through various golf camps. It was really fun when I got to caddie in a tournament she played in. She lost interest though and is pursuing track and field pretty hard now. She lettered as a freshman last year throwing javelin, which I found out is another very underutilized collegiate scholarship. She’s taken an interest in golf again with Top Golf coming to the area, but I’m afraid she’s missed out on some important years to develop as a player. I’m ok with being able to have her join me for rounds to have fun.
re: US Women's AmateurPosted by The Johnny Lawrence on 8/9/19 at 4:56 pm to liuyaming
Yea, I have no expectation of my kid playing professional golf or anything. But it's crazy to watch her and her friends run around the house and into walls, watch them try to kick a soccer ball and miss multiple times, and think that in 10 years she could be playing high level golf events. It must happen faster for girls.
re: US Women's AmateurPosted by Dawgsontop34
on 8/9/19 at 9:53 pm to Mr. Blutarski

The GOAT lost today, which hurts my heart, but it’s still a really fun event to watch. I’m always so impressed by how good these girls are.
Also glad this year 3 out of the final 4 aren’t Bama players
Also glad this year 3 out of the final 4 aren’t Bama players

re: US Women's AmateurPosted by Mstate
on 8/11/19 at 9:19 pm to Mr. Blutarski

Was a great event. I was very proud to see my hometown course get such good publicity all week and it looked awesome on tv.
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