My father is my best friend, my role model. Everything my father did, I wanted to do. Whether it was wearing the same clothes or eating the same foods, I wanted to be just like him. Golfing, just as my father did, was no exception. I began my journey with golf by joining my father on the range. He would let me hit a few balls using his clubs. The fact that I got him to take me to the place where he spent most of his time, felt like an accomplishment. I had no idea what was yet to come. The game of golf led me to the realization that committing oneself in perfecting something can turn into a humbling and fulfilling venture.
I knew since day one when I picked up my seven iron, that golf was the game for me. It was frustrating, I wanted to quit at times, but I realized that with hard work and dedication I could someday make it to where I wanted to be. My freshman year of high school, I tried out for the school team and made Varsity. I was humbled by my teammates and by not only our wins but also our losses. Losing made me more determined than ever to lower my score. Since the beginning of my high school golf career I have competed in many competitive tournaments. In the end, I realized that lost tournaments were not losses, but rather learning experiences. Michael Jordan says it perfectly: “I have lost over and over again, and that is why I succeed.” Learning from my losses led me to succeed in
In all, whether it is a round of mini golf on vacation, or the Virginia Amateur, I am one hundred and ten percent committed to shooting the lowest score. I am extremely committed in pursuing my dreams in golf and strive to be the best I can be. Golf has taught me a work ethic few people my age have yet to develop. It has taught me persistence and shown me what hard work, perseverance and fortitude can achieve. I have also been able to form camaraderie with my fellow players. I have learned to manage my time and prioritize my commitments on and off the course. This has been an ongoing process that I hope to continue and further develop in my future endeavors.
Nothing in the world gives me more joy and fulfillment than golf. There is only one thing on my mind while I am playing: being the best I can be. Each day I strive to be better than I was the day before. Golf is not only a sport to me, it is a lifestyle.
Athletics
High School Information
Years w/ Varsity
4 years
2013 Varsity Team
2013 Varsity Team
Individual Awards
1st Team All-Region, 1st Team All-State
Team Awards
tied for first in regional tournament, Regional Champs, State 2nd Place
2013 Varsity Team
Individual Awards
capital cup, 2nd Team All-State
2012 Varsity Team
Coach References
Private Coach
Tom Lernahan
High School Head Coach
Josh Johnson
Events
Camp/Event
Division 6A State Championship
10/14/13 to 10/15/13
78/69. 69 Was the lowest score posted in the entire tournament. Came in third individual in state tournament. Team placed second. Rain prohibited practice round prior to competition.
Camp/Event
Section 6A Regional Championship
10/07/13 to 10/07/13
Tied for 1st in individuals by shooting 3 under par 69.
Camp/Event
2013 Capital Cup
8/10/13 to 9/11/13
Va. vs Md. Sameer won 2 out of the 3 challenges
Camp/Event
VSGA Jr. Stroke Play Championship
7/30/13 to 8/01/13
74/78/77
Camp/Event
VSGA State Open
7/18/13 to 7/19/13
Regional Medalist Qualifier at Fredericksburg Country Club. 77/79
Camp/Event
Bobby Bowers Memorial Golf Tournament
7/08/13 to 7/10/13
78 to make cut. won first match play
Camp/Event
VSGA Amateur Championship
6/25/13 to 9/26/13
Qualified at Fredericksburg Country Club. 74/78
Training
Strength Training
2 years
Strength training to build upper body strength and strengthen core.
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Academics
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