Brittany Lang says she is still mesmerised by her first LPGA triumph
American Brittany Lang has said that she is still mesmerised by her first LPGA (Ladies Professional Golf Association) victory at the Manulife Financial LPGA Classic 2012, and hopes that she will continue to
do her best in the upcoming tournaments as well.
Lang spoke to the media just a day before the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship 2012. The prestigious tournament is slated to start from June 29 to July 1, at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers, with a fearsome
roster featuring defending champion Yani Tseng and the world number two Stacy Lewis.
Speaking of her current form, Lang said that she gained plenty of confidence after recording her first LPGA triumph, and this week is going to bring another huge opportunity.
When asked how her game has changed following the victory, the young star the young star said battling big names at the Manulife Financial LPGA Classic proved very productive for, as she learned to stay calm
in the face of tough resistance.
She went on to say that the grabbing a victory seemed an uphill task at first, but when she stood her ground in the match and made calculated putts, she soon found herself in a far more comfortable position.
The American prodigy pointed out that being winless for seven long years had taken a serious toll on her overall performance and stature, but now she is more relieved than ever before.
“I think it's finally sinking in. I'm still in shock that I finally won. It took me seven years, I'm so thankful that it happened. I'm starting to believe it now. It sunk in. I can't believe I'm the first
Duke winner with all the talent that comes out of Duke,” Lang shared.
Shedding a light on her game plan, the LPGA star said that she has made some vital changes to her putting and swing, which has turned out to be a nice experience. She added that her new caddy is also putting
his best forward to help her further boost her skills.
“I made a lot of changes this year. Number one, trying to be more focused. I have a new coach, have some different things going on, but just trying to focus”.
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