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Professional golfer, child prodigy, Netflix star: that’s what most people know about 2022 Epson Tour rookie Alexa Pano. The Floridian turned pro at 17 and celebrated her 18th birthday on the road with the LPGA’s Official Qualifying Tour. But by then she was famous. As early as age 12, she was signing autographs and posing for pictures, a situation that rarely ends well for child stars. But even though she is still young, Pano has shown wisdom and maturity beyond her years since teeing it up as a pro.

Five top-10 finishes throughout the season propelled Pano into the coveted top 10 in the Ascensus Race for the Card early. A playoff loss at the Carolina Golf Classic presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina in June rocketed her to a season high No. 2. Unfortunately, the end of the season tested both Pano’s experience and stamina. A T58 performance at the Epson Tour Championship ultimately cost her automatic 2023 LPGA Tour eligibility.

Finishing No. 13 in the Ascensus Race for the Card wasn’t how the rookie wanted to end her season. Rather than walk away from the Epson Tour Championship with an LPGA Tour card, Pano needed to take some much-needed rest and then get back to work. The silver lining in her final ranking was an exemption into Q-Series this week.

“I think I definitely got a little bit tired towards the end of the season,” said Pano. “It was a long stretch, but I was happy to get home and work on some stuff and have some time off before coming here.” 

Due to her age – 17 at the time – Pano was not able to compete for an LPGA Tour card at the 2021 LPGA Q-Series, making this her first trip to what was previously known as the final stage. Regardless of the results, Pano wants to have fun and take it all in.

“I think it's important to just enjoy it,” said Pano. “As far as staying positive, I’m just remembering it's going to be a long week or a long two weeks and so much can happen. No matter what, I'm going to end up being able to play golf next year, so I'll have an opportunity no matter what happens.”

In just one year, Pano has already established herself as a player to watch on the Official Qualifying Tour of the LPGA, the Epson Tour. The 21-event season can be a grind. All players get lonely and bored at various times throughout the year. But Pano has leaned on author Colleen Hoover’s fictional worlds to keep her downtime interesting and maintain a work, life balance.

“I've gotten really into reading this season,” said Pano. “I've read a lot of Colleen Hoover’s books. I finished ‘Verity’ right before coming up here. That's been kind of one of my favorite things. I love when we're playing in a town where there is a Barnes & Noble. It makes it easier for me.”

A good finish at Q-Series would better her Epson Tour status for 2023, giving her more opportunities than last year – something she values and credits her growth to.

“I'm so thankful for last year,” said Pano. “I learned so much. I've always been super competitive, so getting to compete out here against the best of the best is what I've always wanted to do. I'm so lucky to get to spend my days on a golf course with great people and doing what I love every day.”

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• Jun 12, 2018

June Featured Player: Alexa Melton

Updated: Dec 19, 2019

Born in Covina, California, Alexa Melton is our June featured player. The 17-year-old is a two-time ANNIKA Invitational USA presented by Rolex participant, with her best finish T27 last year. Currently ranked 40th in AJGA Rolex Rankings, Alexa most recently competed in the AJGA Las Vegas Junior at Reflection Bay presented by Live View Golf. Sitting at T13 after the first round, Alexa shot a 68 followed by a 66 in the final round to help her finish in solo second.

We recently caught up with Alexa and asked her some questions about her golf career so far as well as her everyday life.

What are your top three shows to watch?

Greys Anatomy, Gossip Girl, Friends

What is your favorite club in your bag?

Who is your favorite golfer and why?

Bubba Watson because he is such a unique golfer with an inspirational story.

Where would you go for your dream vacation?

Outside of playing golf, what would your dream job be?

Psychiatrist

If you could create a “dream foursome” with two professional golfers and one other person of your choice, who would you choose?

Bubba Watson, Phil Mickelson, Bethany Hamilton

What would you say is the best part about playing golf?

The best part about playing golf is all the lifelong friends you make. Tournament after tournament, you end up seeing the same people and you get to establish bonds and make cherished memories.

Who was your biggest influence growing up playing golf?

Lizette Salas

Who is your biggest role model and why?

My parents because they constantly support me in everything I do. They sacrifice so much for me to be able to compete at this level and they are amazing parents that I look up to.

What is your greatest memory of playing golf so far?

My greatest memory of playing golf so far was at the Rolex TOC. The tournament overall was so much fun. It opened my eyes and showed me that golf tournaments have a different side than just golf. That week was the most fun I've had from competing on the same course as the professionals to late nights spent out by the pool with all the golfers!

How old were you when you started playing golf?

12 years old

Why did you start playing golf?

I started playing golf for my grandpa. He would always try to persuade the six grandkids to try out the game and I was the only one who gave in and tried it out. At the time I was playing All Star Softball and Club Soccer and golf was sitting last on my list. After sitting down with my parents and writing down all the pros and cons to each sport, they convinced me that golf was the best one for me. I hated it at first because everyone would tell me that golf isn't a sport. But I quickly found some success in the game. At that point, my eyes were opened to a whole different world which was how much passion I have for this game.

How do you balance being a student while playing golf? What sacrifices, if any, have you had to make?

My school is very supportive and helps me out a lot when I leave for tournaments. Even though they give me a little extra longer to finish the work, time management is still key. As to sacrifices, I have had to make a lot. There have been many occasions when all my friends are out and I'm at the course working on my game. Many school dances and parties have been missed from golf but in the end, I don't regret anything.

What is your favorite course you have played?

Pumpkin Ridge Golf Course

What was your lowest tournament round and where was it?

64 at Ojai Valley Inn and Spa

If there was one piece of advice you could give to aspiring female golfers who are just starting to play the game, what would it be?

Some advice I would give to aspiring female golfers is to have confidence. In my opinion, half of the game is believing in yourself and not letting a shot or tournament define you as a player.

Set to graduate high school next year, Alexa will play collegiate golf at Pepperdine University with hopes to play on the LPGA Tour upon graduating. Melton has finished in the top 10 the past three AJGA events she has played in. When she is not out on the golf course, she enjoys going to the beach and boogie boarding and going on adventures with her friends. We look forward to watching Alexa excel in golf throughout the rest of her junior career and wish her the best of luck! Thanks for being our June Featured Player!

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Finn closes with pair of birdies to take first-round lead at Four Winds Invitational

 SOUTH BEND — As anyone who has played golf at South Bend Country Club will tell you, the quicker you put bad holes behind you, the better off you are going to be at round’s end.

Thursday in the first round of the $200,000 Four Winds Invitational at the 107-year-old George O’Neil masterpiece on South Chain Lake, 27-year-old Swedish golfer Michaela Finn overcame her only bogey of the day at the 388-yard 16 th  hole with birdies at Nos. 17 and 18 to shoot an afternoon, five-under-par 67.

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“It was fun today to go out and hit it as solid as I have all year and to make some putts, too,” said the former Kent State flash, who was a stroke ahead of a dozen golfers in the 54-hole event. 

“I haven’t had the patience I’m supposed to have,” added Finn, who has made $16,387 and has just one Top 10 finish (a tie for ninth at the IOA Championship in late March) in 11 previous events. “The more pressure you put on yourself, the harder it is to go out there and play golf.”

Finn made six birdies in her round on a day when low scores were attainable at the 6,414-yard course which has been softened by recent rains. A sun shower ended the first round which started 45 minutes late because of morning fog, and more rain was expected Friday during the second round after which the 144-player field will be cut to the low 60 (and ties) for Saturday’s final 18 holes.

A dozen golfers were one stroke behind Finn. Americans Lakareber Abe, Katherine Smith, Gigi Stoll, Cydney Clanton and Laura Wrenn were joined at 68 by France’s Agathe Laisne, Australia’s Cassie Porter, Canada’s Alena Sharp, South Korea’s KyungMi Kim, China’s Miranda Wange, Italy’s Angelica Moresco and the Philippines’ Dottie Ardina.

Former Notre Dame golfer Becca Huffer , Australia’s Hira Naveed and California’s Amy Lee were another stroke back after rounds of 69. Among the 13 golfers who shot 70s was Australia’s Gabriela Ruffels, who has two victories and $126,283 in earnings. Another 17 golfers shot one-under 71s and six others matched par 72 for a total of 52 out of 144 players in the field at par or better.

“I was happy with the start,” said the 33-year-old Huffer, whose morning round included five birdies, three of them at par-5 fifth, seventh and 12 th  holes. She just missed another birdie at the 475-yard, par-5 18 th  but birdied the difficult 422-yard 14 th  hole with a testy downhill putt. Huffer is currently 13 th  on the money list with $48,701.

FOUR WINDS INVITATIONAL

  SOUTH BEND, Ind. – Results after Thursday’s first round of the $200,000 Epson Tour’s Four Winds Invitational at the par-72 (37-35), 6,414-yard South Bend Country Club:

67 (-5): Michaela Finn (Sweden) 34-33.

68 (-4): Lakareber Abe (The Woodlands, Texas) 34-34; Katherine Smith (Detroit Lakes, Minn.) 36-32; Gigi Stoll (Beaverton, Ore.) 33-35; Dottie Ardina (Philippines) 34-34; Cydney Clanton (Concord, N.C.) 35-33; Agathe Laisne (France) 36-32; Laura Wrenn (Charlotte, N.C.) 34-34; Cassie Porter (Australia) 33-35; Alena Sharp (Hamilton, Ont.) 35-33; Miranda Wang (China) 33-35; Angelica Moresco (Italy) 32-36; KyungMi Kim (South Korea) 35-33.

69 (-3): Becca Huffer (Denver, Colo.) 35-34; Hira Naveed (Australia) 35-34; Amy Lee (Brea, Calif.) 31-38.

70 (-2): Alana Uriell (Carlsbad, Calif.) 35-35; Isabella Fierro (Mexico) 36-34; Daniela Iacobelli (Melbourne, Fla.) 36-34; Gabriela Ruffels (Australia) 35-35; Heather Lin (Chinese Taipei) 37-33; Kim Kauffman (Clark, S.D.) 36-34; Kaleigh Telfer (South Africa) 36-34; Michelle Zhang (China) 36-34; Jessica Porvasnik (Hinckley, Ohio) 33-37; Alyaa Abdulghany (Newport Beach, Calif.) 33-37; Teresa Toscano (Spain) 36-34; Sarah Rhee (Seattle, Wash.) 36-34; Therese Warner (Kennewick, Wash.) 35-35.

71 (-1): Pauline Del Rosario (Philippines) 37-34; Haylee Rae Harford (Leavittsburg, Ohio) 35-36; Kaitlyn Papp Budde (Austin, Texas) 38-33; Emilee Hoffman (Folsom, Calif.) 36-35; Louise Ridderstrom (Sweden) 35-36; Siyun Liu (China) 36-35; Lindsey McCurdy (Kyle, Texas) 35-36; Jenny Coleman (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) 36-35; Mariel Galdiano (Pearl City, Hawaii) 38-33; Maria Bohorquez (Colombia) 35-36; Marissa Kirkwood (New Castle, Pa.) 35-36; Nishtha Madan (India) 36-35; Jessica Peng (Chinese Taipei) 35-36; Kristen Gillman (Austin, Texas) 33-38; Minji Kang (South Korea) 35-36; Clariss Guce (Artesia, Calif.) 37-34; Emma Broze (France) 36-35.

72 (E): Amanda Tan (Singapore) 35-37; Nannette Hill (Pelham Manor, N.Y.) 36-36; Jillian Hollis (Rocky River, Ohio) 36-36; Brooke Matthews (Rogers, Ark.) 37-35; Anita Uwadia (England) 35-37; Samantha Vodry (Little Elm, Texas) 37-35.

73 (+1): Erika Smith (Orlando, Fla.) 37-36; Roberta Liti (Italy) 37-36; Laura Sluman (Panama) 39-34; Lauren Cox (Orange, Texas) 36-37; Amanda Kim (O’Fallon, Mo.) 37-36; Dorsey Addicks (Big Sky, Mont.) 39-34; Erica Shepherd (Greenwood, Ind.) 37-36; Ssu-Chia Cheng (Chinese Taipei) 35-38; Tzu-Yi Chang (Chinese Taipei) 37-36; Selena Costabile (Thornhill, Ont.) 39-34; Katherine Hollern (Sedalia, Colo.) 38-35; Anne Yu (China) 37-36; Jenny Bae (Suwanee, Ga.) 34-39; Yiyi Liu (China) 39-34; Pinyada Kuvanum (Thailand) 37-36; Britney Yada (Hilo, Hawaii) 36-37; Robyn Choi (Australia) 37-36; Jiwon Jeon (South Korea) 37-38; Beatrice Wallin (Sweden) 39-34; Kendra Dalton (Wake Forest, N.C.) 38-35; Katie Yoo (Arlington, Texas) 37-36; Julie Aime (France) 38-35; Elizabeth Wang (San Marino, Calif.) 37-36.

74 (+2): Anais Meyssonnier (France) 37-37; Siri Patchana (Thailand) 40-34; Alice Duan (Reno, Nev.) 37-37; Min A Yoon (South Korea) 36-38; Maria Parra (Spain) 38-36; Bi Shin (South Korea) 35-39; Sarah Jane Smith (Australia) 37-37; Chanelle Avaricio (Philippines) 37-37; Yue Ren (China) 37-37; Jessica Welch (Thomasville, Ga.) 36-38; Elodie Chapelet (France) 37-37; Laetitia Beck (Israel) 36-38; Savannah Vilaubi (Downey, Calif.) 41-33; Natasha Andrea Oon (Malaysia) 37-37; Carley Cox (China Grove, N.C.) 38-36; Cynthia Lu (Chinese Taipei) 38-36; Kenzie Wright (McKinney, Texas) 38-36.

75 (+3): Nikita Arjun (India) 37-38; Maddy McCrary (Wylie, Texas) 36-39; Auston Kim (St. Augustine, Fla.) 39-36; Ingrid Gutierrez Nunez (Mexico) 36-39; Min-G Kim (South Korea) 36-39; Olivia Schmidt (Edmond, Okla.) 37-38; Kristin Coleman (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) 36-39; Michelle Piyapattra (Eastvale, Calif.) 41-34; Riley Smyth (Cary, N.C.) 40-35; Kiira Riihijarvi (Finland) 36-39; Fernanda Lira (Mexico) 36-39; Emily Anne Lauterbach (Hartland, Wis.) 36-39; Madison Young (Canton, Ga.) 37-38; Karen Fredgaard (Denmark) 37-38; Gabby Lemieux (Caldwell, Idaho) 36-39.

76 (+4): Min Seo Kwak (South Korea) 41-35; Jo-Hua Hung (Chinese Taipei) 37-39; Nataliya Guseva (Russia) 37-39; Karen Chung (Budd Lake, N.J.) 38-38; Kaitlin Milligan (Norman, Okla.) 36-40; Joy Chou (Chinese Taipei) 35-41; Annika Borrelli (Alamo, Calif.) 39-37; Amelia Garvey (New Zealand) 34-42; Abegail Arevalo (Philippines) 38-38.

77 (+5): Bobbi Stricker (Madison, Wis.) 41-36; Kathleen Scavo (Benicia, Calif.) 40-37; Shuangshuang Fan (China) 42-35; Keera Foocharoen (Thailand) 38-39; Ashley Lau (Malaysia) 38-39; Alexa Melton (Covina, Calif.) 40-37; Madison Moosa (Charlotte, N.C.) 40-37; Catherine O’Donnell (Ponte Vedra, Fla.) 37-40; Alexis Phadungmartvorakul (Bakersfield, Calif.) 38-39.

78 (+6): Chatprapa Siri Edell (Thailand) 41-37; Brigitte Dunne (Camarillo, Calif.) 38-40; Tess Hackworthy (Madison, Wis.) 39-39; Elizabeth Moon (Forrest City, Ark.) 41-37; Sophie Hausmann (Germany) 37-41; Emma Jandel (Dayton, Ohio) 38-40; Sara-Eve Rheaume (Boischatel, Que.) 40-38.

79 (+7): Jennifer Rosenberg (Syosset, N.Y.) 40-39; Marta Sanz Barrio (Spain) 40-39; Tsai Ching Tseng (Chinese Taipei) 37-42; Ginger Howard Gould (Sarasota, Fla.) 39-40; Sarah White (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 39-40.

80 (+8): Moeka Nishihata (Japan) 40-40; Maria Fernanda Escauriza (Paraguay) 40-40; Vicky Hurst (Melbourne, Fla.) 37-43; Ji Eun Baik (South Korea) 37-43; Haley Moore (Escondido, Calif.) 43-37.

81 (+9): Anna Redding (Charlotte, N.C.) 40-41; Samantha Troyanovich (Grosse Pointe, Mich.) 40-41.

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