My 10 years on Tour 

A Fast Start

I turned professional in early 2016, and my very first season on the LET Access Series was immediately marked by promising results. I finished 23rd in the Order of Merit and, thanks to a combined score of 10 under over five rounds at Qualifying School, I secured my playing rights on the Ladies European Tour after just one year as a professional.

The dream was becoming reality. Quickly, very quickly.

The Setback: the injury

In the spring of 2017, injury struck.

What followed were eighteen months of relentless effort: medical examinations, injections, rehabilitation, doubts… and countless hours of work simply to swing a club again without pain.

At the time, I believed the hardest part was behind me. That resilience alone would be enough.

But reality proved otherwise. The pandemic arrived, I suffered a Covid that developed into mononucleosis. Energy faded. Early mornings, lonely evenings, unwavering discipline, and a question that gradually settled in my mind: why?

Convinced that I had never truly regained my full potential, I kept fighting. Yet elite sport leaves little room for delay. Once you fall behind, the gap becomes increasingly difficult to close.

And so, with clarity, gratitude, and peace of mind, I chose to close this chapter in 2025.

Golf instills universal values: self-improvement, discipline, perseverance, humility, and integrity.

Though my competitive career has come to an end, the values that shaped it will continue to guide every new challenge, opportunity, and experience I undertake.