Canadian golf fans, rejoice! Star player Brooke Henderson is feeling confident, declaring her game to be “in a really good place” right now. This is a welcome sign for Henderson, who has been known for her powerful drives but has struggled at times with consistency in her short game. Speaking at a recent practice round, Henderson highlighted her improved short game as a key factor in her newfound confidence.
“It’s in a really good place right now — at least the last few weeks,” she said. She acknowledged the fickle nature of putting, but emphasized the importance of staying positive and believing in her ability to sink those crucial putts. This positive outlook comes on the heels of a strong performance at the LPGA Tour stop in Indianapolis, where Henderson closed with a sizzling 9-under-par 63 to finish tied for seventh. This result marked her eighth top-10 finish of the season, solidifying her place among the tour’s elite.
While Henderson’s power game has always been a strength, averaging nearly 270 yards per drive (good for seventh on the LPGA Tour), her recent improvement in putting is a significant development. If she can continue to find consistency on the greens to complement her long drives, Henderson could be a force to be reckoned with in upcoming tournaments.
Canadian golf fans will be eagerly watching Henderson’s progress, hoping her newfound confidence translates into victories. With her dedication and talent, Brooke Henderson is poised to make a major splash on the golfing landscape.
