WATCH! ‘Sorry Hubby’: LPGA Players Show Off Their Lock Screen

Locked screens are something that people tend to see regularly. Some people like to have the locked screen as an image of something or somebody close to their heart, while others keep the regular default image. In a recent video shared by LPGA Tour, the female golfers share their locked screen, which included photos of their dogs, spouses, and even Bible verses.

LPGA Tour is currently on the horizon, and more and more mega sponsors have been investing in the Tour. Moreover, the competition in the Tour has also drawn a new group of fans.

The promotion strategy of the Tour has been quite effective. In a recent video, the social media team of the Tour decided to ask the players to display their screen locks. Let’s take a look at what each golfer’s screen looks like.

What does each LPGA player’s lock screen looks like?

The video starts with Kim Hyo-Joo exclaiming, “Wait, I can’t”, in Korean. However, she later reveals her lock screen to be nothing but the regular default lock screen. Another player with the default lock screen was Alana Uriell, who had an ocean image. However, being a Californian, she revealed that the ocean image reminds her of San Diego.

Atthaya Thitikul, who is currently 2nd in the LPGA Tour, has kept a quote of “It’s Okay” as her lock screen, to keep her going through the day. Later, the 28-year-old Caroline Inglis displays her lock screen, which happens to be a Bible verse. However, she also discloses that she only changed it in the morning and had the photo of her husband in the first place. “Sorry hubby”, said Inglis comically.

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Similar to Caroline Inglis, Korean golfer Yaeeun Hong also has a verse from the Bible as her lock screen. Then came Jennifer Chang and Hye Jin Choi, both keeping a picture of their dogs on their lock screen. Later, Charlotte Thomas reveals her lock screen to be a picture of her baby. Australian golfer Hannah Green, who got engaged earlier this year, has a picture of her fiance on her lock screen.

The video ends with Stephanie Meadow sharing her lock screen, which happens to be a photo of herself with her fiance and dog. Moving forward, it will be exciting to see more humorous videos from the LPGA Tour, giving fans an insight into their favorite star’s life.

Is your lock screen similar to these golfers? Let us know in the comments section below.

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