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Scheffler, with newborn on hand, takes Memorial
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Scheffler, with newborn on hand, takes Memorial

Scottie Scheffler, fresh off a PGA Championship victory, continued his winning ways at the Memorial Tournament, this time with his newborn son by his side. Despite the added responsibility of fatherhood, Scheffler displayed remarkable focus and determination throughout the tournament. He credited his wife and family for their unwavering support and understanding, enabling him to excel on and off the course. Scheffler’s triumph at the Memorial further cements his status as one of golf’s rising stars while also showcasing the inspiring balance he has found between his professional and personal life.

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What’s it like to be a working mom on the LPGA Tour? Spend a day with Brittany Lincicome
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What’s it like to be a working mom on the LPGA Tour? Spend a day with Brittany Lincicome

As a working mom on the LPGA Tour, Brittany Lincicome’s day is a whirlwind. Wake up at 5:30 AM, get her four-year-old daughter ready for daycare, and then head to the course for a practice round. After lunch, it’s time for a Pro-Am event, where she interacts with fans and sponsors. In the evening, it’s back home for dinner with her daughter and husband, followed by a workout and a little downtime before bed. While it’s a demanding schedule, Lincicome loves being able to pursue her passion while also being there for her family. “It’s a lot of work, but it’s also so rewarding,” she says. “I wouldn’t trade it for anything.”

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How motherhood actually extended Michelle Wie West’s career
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How motherhood actually extended Michelle Wie West’s career

Michelle Wie West, the golfing phenom who burst onto the scene as a teenager, defied expectations by returning to the LPGA Tour and winning the US Women’s Open in 2021 after becoming a mother. Far from hindering her career, motherhood has actually extended Wie West’s longevity as a top golfer.

Wie West, now 33, says that being a mother has given her a new perspective on the game and has made her more focused. She also credits her daughter with helping her to stay active and fit despite the demands of motherhood.

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