07/11/2023

VIDEO | Carmen Alonso: "I take things differently now, golf is a very long road""

The Valladolid native was the last Spanish player to have her name inscribed on the Ladies European Tour's list of winners.

On Saturday, July 1st, after 19 seasons and 251 tournaments, Carmen Alonso from Valladolid managed to add her name to the Ladies' record books…

On Saturday, July 1st, after 19 seasons and 251 tournaments, Carmen Alonso from Valladolid, Spain, etched her name in the Ladies European Tour's history books after winning the Ladies Open by Pickala Rock Resort in Finland. The charismatic golfer shares her feelings on this unforgettable day.

«"I'm happier for the people around me. I've seen people around me cry, I've seen that there's a lot of work behind it, and that's what has moved me the most. Now I take things differently, although I always go out to win, to do my job as best as possible," he explains.

“Golf is a long road, and I’m having some good years now, but in sports you have to have a balance,” explains Carmen, who says she’s increasingly studying off the course to be better prepared on it. “The more efficient your training, the better player you’ll be,” she tells us.

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