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Not really a "newb." Won Am Worlds in 2016, then turned pro and been playing FPO since. She hasn't TOURED before this year so we rarely saw her outside the west coast area, but she has been a lead cards a few times when she played. She was Team Latitude 64 for several years, then changed to Westside this year -- but luckily didn't have to change her bag at all. She's ranked in the top 20 in the world in FPO.
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Pretty sure the poster was describing themselves as a newb, and not referring to Sai Anada.
oh, I see. Sorry about that. Reading too fast.
FYI, Sai already with a couple C2 makes today. Not a fluke.
gooberau
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Didn't she only just sign up a month or two back?
Even so, but if you sign a player it should not take more than a few days to put that player up on your page, , ,you must know weeks before that you are about to sign a player and the DAY you sign that player should go up on the team paige.
gooberau
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Of course, fully agree. I watched her play a bit the past year or two and always assumed she was with Trilogy in some way. I was very intrigued by her bag last year!
VictorB
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What a great finish to the FPO. That lead card out in a show. She showed the flashes at US Women's last year and hopefully we get to see a lot more of Sai. She has a well balanced game and is definitely a gamer
seedlings
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Great finish to a fun tournament on an appropriate FPO layout. Well done Westside Sai.
Geneva
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I have to admit that I'm an absolute fan of Sai's play style. Those turnovers were sick.
Kudos to the course designer as well, that was a pleasure to watch.
Kudos to the course designer as well, that was a pleasure to watch.
The winning putt by Sai was absolutely unnecessary though. Skip on the cage, roll OB and you are left with a 20 footer that you need to make for the win.
From the interview with Nate she must have thought that she hade to make it. . .she said that she did not want a playoff with Kristen. . .so she must have read the score wrong
She said she wasn't paying attention to score. She simply wanted to seal the deal. And mad props to nail that putt under that situation.
It was a pleasure to watch her play. This round was very enjoyable to watch.
she was clutch throughout that round. Not throwing FH at all from what I saw, if/when she gets that in the mix she's going to be scary. Just her BH touch on those turnovers was insane. Totally blown away by the FPO finals.
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Sounds like the FPO lead card was a fun watch.
I'll have to check out the post pro.
I'll have to check out the post pro.
grube.fresh
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Spokane dg baby! We got 2 top wpo touring pros & one of the top wpo40 players as well. Way to represent ladies.
Still has to be one of the biggest supprice winners in FPO in a wile. . .and the other players did not play bad, Sai just played the tournament of her life.
Brodie must be kicking himself for those two OBs on the same hole in R3, without that he would had a REALLY hot round
Brodie must be kicking himself for those two OBs on the same hole in R3, without that he would had a REALLY hot round
gooberau
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She played well, but she's been around a while, but only played mainly west coast tournaments. I see she's 950 rated, and that doesn't surprise me. Her game looks well suited to park golf.
Her card mates all seemed to implode on 16/17 (I can't remember which hole Holyn double bogied on … think it was 16) which took the pressure off. She held on well though despite a mid-round wobble.
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