What to expect from Diana Luna at the ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters?
Diana Luna is scheduled to play in the ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters. She is looking forward to the event and is determined to give her best during the tournament.
He record so far is another indication that Luna will finish the event near the top of the leaderboard.
Although, there are some poor performances on her record and she did miss the cut once, overall, she is going strong and will be a worthy opponent to all the top names at the Buckinghamshire Golf Club.
She started the year on a great note. She played in Gold Coast RACV Australian Ladies Masters and scored 268 points. She shared the second place with the two Korean players, So Yeon Ryu and Ha-Neul Kim.
The next LET event was a huge disappointment. She missed the cut ISPS HANDA Australian Open. However, she recovered admirably from this great blow.
Her next event was the World Ladies Championship. She stood fourth with a score of 209 points. She shared the place with the Chinese player Li Ying Ye.
Her recent performances include a 10th place in the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. She scored 280 points and missed the ninth place by just a stroke. She had great company at the tenth place, with South Africa’s Lee-Anne Pace and Australia’s
Karen Lunn joining her.
Her most memorable performance came in Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters. Although the highlight of this event was the emotional win of England’s Melissa Reid, Luna was also the star of the tournament. She played an excellent game and stood second for a
score of 208 points.
In the recent Ladies Irish Open, she was wonderful to watch. She scored 220 points and was placed in the 18th place.
She scored one eagle and eight birdies during the three-round tournament. The eagle came in the first round, where she scored it at the seventh hole.
Overall, Diana Luna has both the confidence and skills to play a great game in the Ladies British Masters. She is fresh from her performance in the Ladies Irish Open and is ready to repeat it in England.
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