Canadian Brooke Henderson ready for Chevron Championship, the first major of the LPGA Tour season
Even after appearing in 42 majors – and winning two – Brooke Henderson is still learning how to balance the pressure and opportunity of playing in the biggest tournaments of the women’s golf season.
“I think sometimes you can put a little bit too much pressure on these weeks but at the same time you have to elevate.” Szeryk qualified for the Chevron based on her CME Race to the Globe rankings. She’s 65th entering play this week. Like Henderson, Szeryk noticed a difference when practising on Monday.
Despite it being a greater stage with one of the largest purses on the LPGA Tour, Szeryk said she isn’t especially intimidated.
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