Yani Tseng up for a tough battle at the Evian Masters
Yani Tseng, the world’s number one player, has a great year so far. She is looking forward to making it even better by winning the Evian Masters.
Evian Masters is one of the most anticipated golf events of the year. Almost every top female golfer makes sure that her schedule does not conflict with the Evian Masters. This year’s event is very special. This is the last time Evian Masters will be played
as a minor on the LPGA calendar.
Yani Tseng is eager to win the title and many say that she might pull it off. She has been playing great golf so far and her performance has dazzled many experts. She already has three wins and eight top-10 finishes so far. This tournament will be another
feather in her cap.
Tseng started 2012 on a great note. In February, she scored a win at Honda LPGA Thailand. This proved lucky for the young player, who also won RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup and the prestigious Kia Classic.
She also finished among the top-ten at Kraft Nabisco Championship, where she grabbed the 3rd place.
However, despite all of Tseng’s claims to be all set for a tough fight, this year’s Evian Masters will prove to be a very difficult tournament to win.
The entry list reads the list of top women players in the world and many are eager to grab the most coveted trophy of the year.
Some experts do not see Yani Tseng in the top slots of the Evian Masters. They are worried about the recent performances of the player, who is well known for her winning streak.
The fiasco of her firing her caddy, who had been with her for almost sixteen years, speaks volumes about the stress she is going through.
Her most recent failures are another cause of worry for the golf commentators. When a player of Tseng’s status constantly underperforms at three tournaments in a row, there is something very wrong with the player.
With these conflicting reviews, Yani Tseng’s chances look rather bleak. Nevertheless, Evian Masters is a great opportunity for her to silence the critics.
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