US EditionKai Trump reveals mental change that led to improvement on second day of LPGA debut
Kai Trump improved by eight strokes on day two after adopting a calmer mindset but finished last in the 108-player field with a two-round 18-over 158 score.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump's granddaughter Kai Trump improved by eight strokes at The Annika Pro-Am and said she felt `peaceful`, crediting that mindset for her progress.
- After a nervous opening round, Kai Trump said she was `definitely really nervous` and that `the nerves just got to me`, but added they `can be a little softened` and it was `pretty easy to move on after that`.
- After early mistakes on holes three to five, Kai Trump recovered to birdie three of her next six holes and told Allan, her caddie, she `kind of just started laughing` to move on.
- With an 18-over 158, Kai Trump finished last in the 108-player field and will not make the cut.
- Praise from a veteran competitor highlighted the attention on Kai Trump's debut at The Annika Pro-Am, with Charley Hull saying, `This is probably one of the harder courses that we play on` and calling her effort really good.
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BELLEAIR, Florida (AP) — Kai Trump improved her score by eight strokes Friday in the second round of The Annika tournament. She carded a 75, which was at least better than her 83, 13 over par, the previous day. Even so, the granddaughter of President Donald Trump finished last in the 108-player field at Pelican Golf Club, six strokes behind the nearest competitor. “I was definitely very nervous on the first day,” Kai Trump said. “I think the ner…
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Young golfing phenom Kai Trump, the 18-year-old high school senior and granddaughter of President Donald Trump, completed the second round of her first professional golf tournament on Nov. 14, tallying four birdies on her scorecard in the process. Kai Trump, competing as an amateur, shot a five-over-par 75 on Friday at the Annika—a Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) tournament named for golfing legend Annika Sorenstam—held at the Pelica…
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