Christina Kim is a professional American golfer. She is a member of the LPGA and Ladies European Tour. Kim is known for her energetic style of play, and her extravagant clothes. She is also known for her outgoing personality. Here she shares her top tips to win a professional golf tournament. Read on to learn more about Christina Kim's incredible golf career. While she may not be a household name, her inspiring stories are still of great value to many women golfers.
Changes in the LPGA tournament weekend
LPGA Tournament dates and locations will change starting in 2023. The new date will also avoid conflict with the Augusta National Women's Amateur, which is played during the same week as the LPGA tournament. The tournament can be viewed on the Golf Channel. NBC Sports also pledged to televise this event on its network. Rancho Mirage hosts the LPGA tournament, which it has been hosting since 2004.
Reinventing her own game during the LPGA layoff
Annika Sorenstam scored a 3-over 74 at the U.S. Women's Open's opening round in Southern Pines (North Carolina), her first major tournament since 2013. Annika, a three-time winner of the U.S. Women's Open, won the championship in 1996 at Pine Needles and has since finished in the top three five times.
Reward-suppressing behaviors
All species inherit the drive to seek out rewards. This drive is what causes addiction. A therapeutic approach may be possible to balance reward circuits. To reverse compulsive rewarding behavior, it is necessary to understand how the brain reacts to different levels. This project will investigate the neural pathways that regulate reward-seeking behavior and will reveal novel insights that will help us design therapeutic strategies.
Social media presence
Christina Kim excels at social media, while most golfers are restricted to a well-curated brand. Her early Twitter adoption allowed her to connect with fans as well as rivals. Kim's honest, real posts are a reflection of her authentic personality. Kim is not only colorful in her jerseys but also candid and real. She shares her triumphs and defeats on Twitter, where she has garnered more than 50k followers.