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THE METHOD

Always trying to get 1% better

I've always been someone who likes to understand why something works. That's probably part of the reason I ended up studying biochemistry—and it definitely carries over into my golf.

I love the details. TrackMan numbers, course strategy, practice plans, stats, fitness... all the little things that can add up to a better golfer.

At the same time, I've learned that golf isn't something you can completely figure out. Some days it works, some days it doesn't, and a big part of professional golf is learning to be okay with both.

For me, it's really just about showing up, doing the work, and trying to get a little better every day.

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BEYOND THE SCORECARD

MORE THAN GOLF

Golf is a huge part of my life, but I’m equally proud of the things I’ve accomplished and the person I’ve become away from the course.

Beyond the course

On the course

I graduated from New Mexico State University with a degree in biochemistry and a 4.0 GPA while competing full-time as a Division I athlete.

More than anything, I hope I can use the opportunities golf has given me to have a positive impact on others and be someone younger girls can look up to. I want to show that you don't have to choose just one dream.

Three wins on the WAPT this summer have made for a pretty exciting start to my professional career.

Before turning pro, I won eight times in college, represented Denmark for seven years, was named Conference USA Golfer of the Year three times, and won the Danish Championship.

Now I'm excited to see what's next.