Brogan Mckinnon to go strong in the US Girls’ Junior Championship
Brogan Mckinnon, the Canadian golfer, plans to perform great in the US Girls’ Junior Championship.
Mckinnon played a great game in the qualifying rounds of the event and made the cut after an excellent performance. Many experts were impressed by the game of the upcoming golfer and talked about her ‘look’.
Generally a fun person, Mckinnon quickly becomes serious once she steps on the course. She takes the game very seriously and plays to win every time. This attitude has got her far in the tough world of amateur golf and she plans to go further.
This edition of the US Girls’ Junior Championship is very important for her. The most obvious reason is the benefit to her amateur ranking in the case of a position on the leaderboard.
She is currently placed on the lower part of the ranking table but has plans to move up based on the strength of her performance.
Another more subtle reason is the experience that she will gain from the Championship. The US Girls’ Junior Championship attracts top talent from around the world. Mckinnon will gain tremendous advantage by playing against this talent and discover ways
to improve her game.
At this point, she has the satisfaction of knowing that she has achieved her primary target. She wanted to participate in a match play event and this is her big chance. When she will play against her first opponent, she will be living the dream, she has
worked so hard to achieve.
Talking about the target, she said, “I think [match play] really suits my game and personality. I didn’t really come here to get medalist. I came to win”.
Although she achieved her dream, winning the trophy will be not that easy. She will face the best talent in the world of amateur golf. With players like Lydia Ko competing for the same trophy, Mckinnon’s chances look slim at best.
Still, Mckinnon has a trick up her sleeve. Her determination and intense concentration will be of utmost importance when she will play against her first opponent. This appears to be the only way for the Canadian player to make it up to the top of the rankings.
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