06-16-2019, 08:39 AM
If Wu maintains his current position, and he had decided to delay
turning pro so that he can play in the Walker Cup,
he'd take home $172,000.
On a related point,
neither Andrea Lee or Albane Valenzuela
have announced they are turning pro
or are planning to enter this summer's Q series to qualify for the LPGA.
A bet on this fall's womens' lineup:
1/2. Valenzuela/Lee
3. Aline Krauter
4. Lei Ye
5. Brooke Seay/Kelsey Zeng/ Mika Liu/Calista Reyes/Ziyi Wang
Looks like Walker could field an iimpressive Stanford B:
1. Liu
2. Wang
3. Calista Reyes
4. Zeng
5. Madeline Chou
All five players won at least honorable All American status as junior players
If Zeng continues her dramatic improvement--over four strokes per round over the last year0--,
she will pass Liu and Wang.
Reyes had a patchy freshman season but has shown the game:
honorable mention All American in 2016 and second team in 2017.
turning pro so that he can play in the Walker Cup,
he'd take home $172,000.
On a related point,
neither Andrea Lee or Albane Valenzuela
have announced they are turning pro
or are planning to enter this summer's Q series to qualify for the LPGA.
A bet on this fall's womens' lineup:
1/2. Valenzuela/Lee
3. Aline Krauter
4. Lei Ye
5. Brooke Seay/Kelsey Zeng/ Mika Liu/Calista Reyes/Ziyi Wang
Looks like Walker could field an iimpressive Stanford B:
1. Liu
2. Wang
3. Calista Reyes
4. Zeng
5. Madeline Chou
All five players won at least honorable All American status as junior players
If Zeng continues her dramatic improvement--over four strokes per round over the last year0--,
she will pass Liu and Wang.
Reyes had a patchy freshman season but has shown the game:
honorable mention All American in 2016 and second team in 2017.
