Dinner in Augusta National, Megha Ganne, Jimmy Buffett’s Golf Impact

Tuesday’s chairman’s dinner

While I was cooking some tacos for dinner at our naked Airbnb on Tuesday evening (I would not recommend shredding vegetables without a cutting board), the national women’s national participants were enjoying a very, much more fascinating evening. They crossed the tournament threshold in Augusta National for a dinner organized by Chairman Fred RidleyAnd to the amazement of absolutely no one seemed perfect.

Wherever I returned, the players were greeted by the new fans, signing hats and flags for them and saying greetings to the parents who brought their daughters to take all actions. So fun to see that young girls fall in love with real -time game, and reminded me of how lucky I’m working at this event. I was one of those young girls on a very moon tour ago, and it was thanks to the kindness of women on the field that gave me the time of day that my interest in the game began.

I also have to give a proper shout to clients here at Augusta’s national amateur. They were dressed in nine today and it made me very teased to see all the dresses in masters next week. This is really the two most trendy golf weeks.

Megha Ganne

There is a woman who everyone speaks of this afternoon, and for a good reason. Megha Ganne fired a nine under 63 in her opening round on Wednesday. The young man in Stanford made seven (!) Birds and an eagle on Wednesday while his mother, sister and many others watched.

Ganne was a finalist four times in The Drive, Chip and Putt, and this is her fifth time playing in the national amateur of Augusta women, so it’s certain to say she knows around. I dug through the archives and found some photos of Ganne from Drive, Chip and Putt 2015, where she competed in the 10-11-year-old Division.

Not only Ganne is great in Golf, too is a great interview.

Here’s what she had to say about the national amateur of Augusta women on Wednesday afternoon:

“I think it’s the most exciting week in amateur golf, MEN or women, the period, in my opinion. I think everyone in golf knows about it. They may not know about some other tours, but when that is happening, people are allocated.”

I think Ganne is absolutely right, and I can’t wait to follow her game for the rest of the week and beyond.

My favorite junction of the week

As I moved through my food on Instagram on Wednesday afternoon, I was expecting to see much of what I usually see: Golf. And for the most part, it was. Until I got up in a post by Jimmy Buffett and two surfers.

Scarlett Schremmer was the last woman in the field this week, and she can also be more interesting. Before the golf, she won a national championship in Surfing. And her mother’s best friend was Jimmy Buffett.