There was a point in my life when an injury had me thinking I’d never play golf again. But for seven-and-a-half years, I slapped on a back brace and continued to play the game I love. Now, as a mother, I’m still doing it. All I’ve ever wanted is to show my daughter what’s possible — to show her that she can still be great at her job and be a great mom at the same time, regardless of the obstacles she faces. Whether it’s golf or some other profession, I want her to grow up and see what strong, powerful women look like. I want her to know that no matter how hard the road gets, she can still succeed. She can always come out on top. But that road will be difficult. Just look at me, for example. Here I am as a mom while still trying to compete against the best golfers in the world. Nothing about that has been easy. It’s the things you don’t really think about: It’s finding someone to help watch the kid while you go practice and the husband For My Daughter By Stacy Lewis Cup, future LPGA stars and possible LIV partnerships with the LPGA. Watch the full interview here: Mou – please put black rectangle here for the video To get to number one in the world and accomplish all the things I did, golf had to be number one in my life. I tell people that all of the time. It has to be at the top of the list. You have to be willing to miss your friends’ weddings or miss a family vacation because you want to be the best in the world. is working. It’s dragging around car seats, strollers, and all the stuff kids need when traveling. It’s trying to eat dinner when you’ve got a child there that you have to bottle-feed. It’s teeing off in the afternoon after being up with a baby throughout the night. Just the energy that it requires, and the time is something I underestimated in the beginning. But I wouldn’t change it for the world, to be honest. I was at a point in my life where I was ready for a shift in priorities. Back 9 Report recently talked with Stacy at The Dana Open about, motherhood, Solheim
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