I wonder what her rating would be if she was 95% from 20'. Maybe 30 points better? More?
I did a somewhat deep dive into her stats, courtesy of Udisc:
https://udisclive.com/players/konastarpanis?t=dgpt2022
For her only DGPT win, the 2021 Waco Charity Open, she was 2nd in Circle 1X putting (78%) and 10th in Circle 2 putting (13%), while bein 1st in both Circle 1 in Regulation (54%) and Circle 2 in Regulation (67%).
For the 2022 DGPT, she's currently
54th in Circle 1X putting (57%) and 73rd in Circle 2 putting (2%), while being
13th in Circle 1 in Regulation (32%) and 17th in Circle 2 in Regulation (53%). For the 2021 DGPT, she was 60th in Circle 1X putting (53%) and 66th in Circle 2 putting (4%), while being 5th in Circle 1 in Regulation (34%) and 6th in Circle 2 in Regulation (54%). So as someone said earlier (hopefully on this thread, but possibly on another...), she isn't playing significantly different this year than last year. You could argue that the competition has gotten better though, which IMO passes the eye test.
To be around the 13th to 17th best putter on tour (to match her 'Circle in Regulation' rankings this year), she'd have to put around 71% from Circle 1X and 15% from Circle 2. (Putting Master Ohn Scoggins is first in both at 82% C1X and 27% C2X)
Moral of the story: If Kona could become an average-to-good putter and increase her putting percentage by 15% (maybe 2-3 putts a round?), she would be one of the top 10 (maybe top 5) players in the field. Right now, her rating is 946, 21st overall for the open women's division on the PDGA player statistics search. Even if she only got 15 points to put her at 961 right behind Missy Gannon's 962, she'd be 10th. I think increasing her putting percentage 15% or so would get her there.