Melissa Reid – a tough contender at the Evian Masters
Melissa Reid is all set for the upcoming Evian Masters event.
Melissa Reid had a great record in Evian Masters 2011. She shared the 25th position with Chella Choi from South Korea, Stacy Prammanasudh, the American player, and Sophie Gustafson from Sweden.
Melissa Reid is a well known golfer with a string of wins to her credit. She has played international golf for many years, which has given her wide enough exposure to the pressure that an event like Evian Masters could exert on a player.
Melissa Reid captured the world’s attention after her stunning win at Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters.
Her great performance was appreciated by all and she received substantial positive press coverage. The backdrop of her mother’s death also made the win special for Reid.
The English player will appear in the Evian Masters 2012 event. She has set her eyes on the first three positions. Experts say that given her performance, she would be able to achieve her goal.
Her 2011 performance was based on a score of 283. She is now determined to improve her standing for the 2012 edition.
She has played in major tournaments against some of the players that she will face at the Evian Masters.
With the change of status of Evian Master 2013 as a major Ladies European Tour event, the 2012 edition has gained an added significance. Players from all over the world will do their best to win it and claim the unique record that
goes with the win.
Melissa Reid is in great shape for the event. She has appeared in five LET events in 2012. She has managed one win and an impressive three top-10 finishes.
This record will go a long way in boosting her morale for one of the toughest competitions of the year.
Melissa Reid is known for her patience on the golf course. Her victory at Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters came after a 6 feet putt on the final hole.
She played against Diana Luna, the Italian golf star. This is exactly the type of game that would get her on the top positions of the Evian Masters 2012.
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