“Wow, I’m a Major Champion”– the 2023 US Women’s Open Winner Allisen Corpuz Is Cashing In On Her Champion Mentality at the $1.75 Million Event

Allisen Corpuz, the reigning US Women’s Open champion, who won the $2,000,000 winner’s prize event earlier this month, showcased her unwavering prowess on the golf course again as she delivered an impressive performance at the Dana Open presented by Marathon.

Corpuz, hailing from Sylvania, Ohio, thrilled the local crowd at Highland Meadows Golf Club with her exceptional play and displayed the same poise and confidence that led her to major victory just a week ago. Let’s see what Corpuz has done to make the headlines again in such a short time.

Flawless performance and exceptional ball-striking

With a flawless round over the past two days, Corpuz has remained bogey-free and demonstrated her exceptional ball-striking abilities. Her precise shots have consistently positioned her for excellent birdie opportunities, which she skillfully capitalized on, reinforcing her position as one of the most formidable golfers on the LPGA Tour. “Everything’s felt like it’s been really solid and, yeah, been hitting some really good shots,” said Allisen Corpuz.

Corpuz’s recent triumph at the US Women’s Open has had a profound impact on her mental outlook. The experience has boosted her confidence, particularly with the putter in hand, elevating her game to new heights. Being paired with world-class golfers like Lydia Ko and Minjee Lee has also inspired and motivated her further, reinforcing her belief in the power of momentum and positive energy. Corpuz’s focus on energy levels has contributed to her solid performance.

Camaraderie and inspiration from fellow golfer Annie Park

Reflecting on the tournament so far, Corpuz expressed her joy at witnessing fellow USC alumna and current leader Annie Park perform exceptionally well. Park’s success resonates deeply with Corpuz, who considers her a mentor and older sister figure since their junior golf days. The camaraderie between the two players adds an extra layer of motivation as they aim to maintain their stellar performances throughout the weekend. “Annie’s the best. She’s been like an older sister to me since junior golf. So, no, super happy to see her playing well and hopefully we both keep it up over the weekend,” said Allisen Corpuz.

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Despite the challenges posed by time zone changes and travel-related issues, Corpuz has managed to sustain her remarkable form. Surprisingly, she credited her fatigue for alleviating some nerves, allowing her to focus solely on executing quality shots, one stroke at a time. Corpuz’s commitment to consistency and mental fortitude has been instrumental in her success, even amidst the demanding schedule and pressures of professional golf.

“Just heard so much support from everyone. Yeah, it’s just, waking up every morning, it’s like, wow, I’m a major champion. It’s been really cool,” said Corpuz.

For now, her focus remains on maintaining her current form and delivering another solid performance in Ohio. Corpuz’s continued success and unwavering pursuit of excellence make her a force to be reckoned with on the LPGA Tour.