World West Australian will start its year this week at the Champions Tournament at Lake Nona Golf and Country Club in Florida, which combines winners from the last two seasons at LPGA Tour with celebrities from music, entertainment and sport.
Next month, he will defend his title at the Women’s World Championships in Sentos, Singapore, who put her on the course to become the first Australian from Karrie Webb in 2006 to win three wins in one LPGA season.
Although she said that she wanted to keep this trophy, she wants to do better in the five main main golf for women, and more specifically in the first round, to increase the next title to victory in the PGA championship in 2019.
The 28-year-old never really nailed any of these tournaments, publishing rounds 77, 71, 76, 73 and 77, there is no cutting at Chevron Championship and The Women’s Open.
At the Olympic Games in Paris, she left the medal in the playoffs by one shot, leaving open five years 77 at Le Golf National.
“Although I had three wins last year, I didn’t work very well in the main championships, I think I missed at least two cuts,” Green from Florida said.
“With a ranking I am in the world, I expect better things myself.
“The first round, which I had in all directions, was always a high result … I think I would have one of the best medium Sunday strokes, but my first round was quite high.
“When I really started a good start in the tournament, I finished with good results, so I noticed it.”
Green said she wasn’t sure if it was her “game plan” or she was taking too much pressure on herself, but she planned to change planning to reach each of the main main ones.
She also hoped that her trainer Ritchie Smith, who would also mentor Micjee Lee and her brother Woo Lee, at large tournaments to see if he could show any weaknesses.
“I try not to plan so as not to play too much before these events, so as not to burn, to give yourself the best chance of freshness during these weeks, because they are slightly more exhausting than typical.
“I hope that I can start better on Thursday and fight instead.”
After a long and busy year, Green gave herself three weeks free at home before she started a new schedule in 2025.
“This is the previous beginning of the season than usual in the last eight years as a professional,” she said.
“But I felt that my pre -season was much easier this year compared to other years just because I was in good shape and I didn’t have many things to work.
“I felt because I left such a good year, it was probably the best time for me and playing in this event.”
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