Lilia Vu decided to go to the Taylor Swift Houston concert that night, after her flight at 8 p.m. was delayed due weather.
She became the first woman to win a major LPGA championship outside of the top 10 positions since Sherri Turner, who won the LPGA Championship 1988. Swift would have a wait.
Vu, her parents and their friends went to Thanh My restaurant in Westminster after landing at Los Angeles airport on Monday afternoon. They then packed up for another three week trip.
Vu won the JM Eagle LA Championship in her first major round with a 2-under-par 69. Vu, a UCLA student-athlete, played Wilshire Country club every Wednesday with her team.
Vu said that returning to the LA club was a nostalgic experience. “There’s no other golf course like Wilshire,” he added. In my opinion, you can’t really compare them to anything because they are so different than the usual LA courses that surround us. It’s not an easy course. It’s going to be hard. “I think it will be hard for everyone”
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Carrie Forsyth, the head coach of the team from 2022-2023 has announced that she will retire at the end of the season.
CoachCForsyth has won two NCAA championships in her 24 years of leading the program. She also turned UCLA into an unstoppable national force.
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UCLA Women’s Golf 24 April 2023
Vu is the most successful player in UCLA’s history, with eight titles. He is one of the six Bruins on the field this weekend.
Carrie Forsyth, a long-time UCLA Coach, announced her retirement as a coach on Monday.
Forsyth, who was the head coach of UCLA for 24 years, led his Bruins to 2 NCAA titles, 9 NCAA Regional Championships, and 74 victories in tournaments.
Forsyth, after the NCAA postseason is over, will be taking on a newly created role as The Alice and Nahum Lainer family Director of Athletics Martin Jarmond.
Take a look at six UCLA players who are in the field this week:
