I first started playing when I was six years old with my parents on a par 3 golf course on weekends for fun. Those were great times. My dad then took me to have lessons and I began to enjoy the game more. I played in some tournaments from age 9-11, but decided I wanted to focus on dance. My parents were so supportive and when I told them that I wanted to focus on dance, they told me I should do what I am passionate about and they would support me. So, I focused on ballet and modern for a little over three years and have great memories. Just before my sixteenth birthday I realized that I really missed golf, so I decided to come back to the game and I'm loving it.

Golf is like life. You get out of it what you put in, but even though you work hard and practice, there is no guarantee that you will play well everytime you go out. In golf and in life there are bad breaks, things that happen beyond your control and you have to deal with them. It teaches me to be patient, respectful, honest, and to not take everything so seriously.

I want to first keep the enjoyment of playing the game and not make it into something that its not. Let's face it, it's a game that can be enjoyed for a lifetime. I want to work hard to see what my full potential is, and I'd really like to experience team play, especially during my college years.