‘Feel Encouraged To Play’: After Being Compared to Tiger Woods, LPGA Phenom Rose Zhang Makes an Overwhelming Confession

With her outstanding performances, Rose Zhang has made herself the talk of the town. She beat the record of Tiger Woods at his alumni, Stanford University, where she is enrolled right now. This was her breakthrough moment.

Soon after that, people started comparing her to Woods. But behind these impressive statistics and mind-blowing performances is actually an iron-built mindset. Zhang recently opened up about the effort she is making towards the game, and also her future.

Rose Zhang on her streak of success

After winning the Mizuho Americas Open, Zhang became the second woman in history to win her debut tournament. After that, her career graph has been on the rise. This week she is performing at the CPKC Women’s Open at the Shaughnessy Golf Course in Vancouver, British Columbia. 

During the event press conference, Zhang opened up about how recent success is making her feel very positive. In a statement shared by the LPGA on Instagram, she said, “There’s no words to describe how blessed and thankful I am to be able to be on this stage and playing the sport that I love. If anything it makes me wanna go out there and not only do my best on the golf course but even off the golf course.

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She continues, “Making sure that I am doing everything I can to become my best self. And be someone that other people can look up to and feel encouraged to play this game. That’s all I really want.”

What’s more impressive is that Zhang understands her influential place in her career and wants to use it to promote golf. Putting her words into action the 20-year-old made a spectacular start yesterday at the CKPC where she carded a 3-under 69 and was in second place after the first round.

Zhang’s amazing performances after turning professional.

Since her debut with Mizuho in June, Zhang has maintained an impressive profile. She finished in the top 10 at the PGA Championship, the US Women’s Open, and the Amundi Evian Championship. She missed her first cut at the Toledo LPGA Classic. But other than that, she did well at the AIG Women’s Open. And with her yesterday’s performance, Zhang is showing the world that she has big golf aims. Her inspiration, Tiger Woods, and his own amazing career is her guide in this journey.

The CPKC Women’s Open has a prize purse of $ 2.5 million and Zhang has already made her dominance on the field. Will she be able to continue her position throughout the weekend? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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