LPGA star Lexi Thompson has no regrets on decision to step away from full-time golf

About a year ago, the 11-time LPGA winner Lexi Thompson, then 29 years old, announced that he could no longer be a full-time golfer.

At that time, Thompson mentioned his mental health as one of the reasons to contribute to his decision.

“A lot of people don’t understand … we are saying what we do as a professional athlete. I will end up saying ‘I will throw me from grace’. It is what I like.

Now, for about 12 months out of this decision, it appears that Thompson has no regrets.

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“It was very comfortable. My family, friends, friends, recently involved, I am very good at getting the balance of my life now. I’ve been a professional since I was 15 years of age but I am happy to be at the Golf World.” Thompson said in a recent interview with Fox News Digital. “

“I feel comfortable [my decision]The I’m still planning to play here and there, but more scattered and more in my time. I’m trying to look for my love for the game again. It’s something that I am from a young age to a part of my life. I always loved the competitive side and always managed to be perfect in the golf, but you will never be perfect in the golf. So it is an ongoing learning challenge. Sometimes it can be very hard. But yes, it was a good decision for me. Mentally, I’m in more peace, and that way when I do it it is the events I expected and I think my game is ready. “

Lexi Thompson hit his T. Palos Verdes Estate in California on March 27, 2012 in the fourth hole during the first round of the first round of the Golf Club. (Orlando Ramirez/Getty Fig.)

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Before Nelly Corda and Rose Jang arrived, Thompson was a young Produzie who qualified for women’s US Open at the age of 12 and took the Golf World.

With women’s sport gained more popularity, some may probably think that Thompson’s job was to increase the game.

However, self comes first, Thompson said.

“I think that there are always expectations from people in the outside stress and golfing industry and only people are expected from

Team USA’s Lexi Thompson Robert Trent Jones Golf Club celebrated with the trophy after Tim defeated Europe. (Aaron Doster-Immagan Fig.)

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Thompson is still active in the golf community, and he is helping daily golfer to increase sports with 29-night cruise win.

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