As the Ryder Cup and the Solheim Cup draw near, the final rosters have been announced, sparking conversations and debates among fans and golfers alike. In both of these events, teams of 12 golfers are selected through a combination of automatic qualifiers and captain’s picks. Among them, a three-time LPGA champion, whom Stacy Lewis personally chose as a captain’s pick, is an important choice.

While players like Justin Thomas, who are facing backlash for being the captain’s pick the LPGA star reveals what it feels like to be a captain’s pick. Shedding light on her journey so far, she opened up about her perspective on her selection and her aspirations for the fast-approaching patriotic event!

3x LPGA Tour winner is eternally grateful to the US Team skipper

Ally Ewing is currently set for the Kroger Queen City Championship presented by P&G. Just days ago, however, she received the elated news of being selected as one of Team USA captain Stacy Lewis’ picks. And at the press conference ahead of this week’s tournament, she refreshed her memories of securing the sport.

When asked about her journey to the Solheim Cup, Ewing candidly shared that her selection was not solely based on her ranking or points, leaving her with a sense of unease. She was also asked how some of the conversations with the team captain went, and her response proved that she was extremely grateful towards Lewis.

“You hope your golf and resume can speak for itself,” she stated, grateful and eager to make Team USA proud. “I’m very thankful and happy that Stacy saw me and trusted me to be a captain’s pick.”

Ewing’s enthusiasm for the Solheim Cup in Spain was evident, as she felt her game was on an upward trajectory. “Feel like my golf game has been trending in a really good direction,” she said. She expressed her excitement to put on a good title defense, play some good golf in Spain, and get the cup back in the USA’s hands.

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This is the third time she’ll be playing at the prestigious event, and she’s grown considerably as a player since her first. She now wanted nothing more than to lead the team instead of following.

Ally Ewing went from uncertainty to mentorship in her Solheim Cup journey

Reflecting on her previous two experiences at the Solheim Cup, Ewing also mentioned in the interview how she was not very sure as to what was going to happen the first time she went since she was an alternate. Subsequently, she joined the ranks as a young rookie.

However, this time around, Ewing sees an opportunity to leverage her past experiences to assist the rookies and give them insights not just on the golf course but just generally into what the week is going to look like. She hopes to bring some good energy into the team room because, according to her, that’s where everything good comes from.

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