Days After Getting a Shock from the LPGA, American Star Blurts Out A Secret About Her Solheim Cup 2023 Teammate

The end of the LPGA season is getting closer. This week we have the Kroger Queen City Championship, after which the golf world will get busy with the 18th edition of the Solheim Cup. The match-up will be held in Andalusia, Spain.

Ahead of the all-important tournament, the LPGA found an interesting way to introduce all 12 members of the US squad. The Instagram video features celebrities from different sports introducing the US team members and cheering for them. It brought so much excitement and anticipation that even the Kroger Queen City Championship defending champion was moved. And in the midst of that, she even spilled her teammate’s reaction. Let’s learn more!

An emotional moment for 26-year-old golfer, reveals Ally Ewing

After winning the first-ever edition of the Kroger Queen City Championship last year, Ally Ewing is back on the course to defend the title. After four rounds of 69-64-67-65, the 30-year-old had finished the first season with a total of 22-under 266. It was her third career LPGA Tour victory.

Moreover, she is also a member of the US team for the Solheim Cup. At the press conference ahead of the Kroger Queen City, she talked about the video posted by the LPGA. The reporter asked her about the celebratory video and how she felt when she saw all the celebrities announcing the names of the US team members.

To it, Ewing replied that the whole video was pretty cool. When the announcements came on, she was with Cheyenne Knight, another member of this year’s Solheim Cup. Nick Saban, the American football coach, announced Knight’s name. This made the 26-year-old golfer emotional. ”She definitely almost cried when Nick Saban popped up,” revealed Ewing.

Mike Golic, a former NFL athlete, announced Ewing’s name in the video. Well, we can’t wait to see their performance in Spain. But before that, let’s see what Ewing has in mind about the upcoming Solheim Cup. Move along!

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Ewing hoping to become a mentor to rookies

This is the third time Ewing is representing Team USA in the Cup. In the first year, she went as an alternative. She was the substitute for the injured Stacy Lewis in 2019. Next time, in 2021, she played in games as a core team member. But now she thinks she may act more as a mentor for the newcomers.

”I feel like I can step into a little bit more of a role of lending a hand to the rookies and giving them some insight not just on the golf course, but what the week is going to look like as well as just hope to be a good voice,” said Ewing.

At the end of the day, the effort would be to bring good golf to fans. What do you think about the announcement video and Knight’s reaction? Let us know in the comments.

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