05-29-2019, 05:10 AM
Lee has done nothing this year to tell her she should go pro,
unless she thinks playing better players will raise her game.
If she continues her current trend,
she wouldn't pass qualifying school.
Valenzuela is a different case;
her unusual background might mean
she doesn't covet playing professional golf,
at least enough to leave Stanford
and her teammates and friends.
If those two stay, Stanford will have second to none talent.
Seay and Ye will replace Liu and Wang
and one of them might even leapfrog Krauter,
That would mean that Stanford's #4, or even #5,
would be the
woman who placed 10th place in this year's NCAA medal play.
unless she thinks playing better players will raise her game.
If she continues her current trend,
she wouldn't pass qualifying school.
Valenzuela is a different case;
her unusual background might mean
she doesn't covet playing professional golf,
at least enough to leave Stanford
and her teammates and friends.
If those two stay, Stanford will have second to none talent.
Seay and Ye will replace Liu and Wang
and one of them might even leapfrog Krauter,
That would mean that Stanford's #4, or even #5,
would be the
woman who placed 10th place in this year's NCAA medal play.