Et clairement,

pour gagner quelque chose par 22 coups, vous faites des coups, mais dites-nous comment ça s'est passé pour vous cette semaine dernière.

Oui, donc cette semaine dernière, j'ai joué dans le 5e Open d'Adaptation aux Etats-Unis à Woodmont Country Club à Maryland.

Et c'était le même événement que l'année dernière, donc je savais bien le cours.

Je savais que je pouvais jouer bien en y allant parce que j'ai joué 67 l'année dernière aussi.

L'année dernière, j'ai fait 67 dans la 2e et la 3e round.

Tout était en train de se passer.

Dis-nous s'il te plaît comment ces événements sont en train de se développer et de devenir plus

The US Adaptive Open is always held the second week in July.

And so after my ski accident that first July, I heard about it.

My dad was watching TV, and he saw that there was, um, there was a US Adaptive, and he said, "This is golf for people with disability." And I was like, "What the heck?" And we noticed that there was people using, like, these golf carts to play golf, and I was like, "What the heck? That's, that's what I could be doing right there." And so I told my dad then, I was like, "That is my goal, to play in that next year." The first one I played in, though, I mean, it was, it was crazy seeing all those people's swings and then hearing their stories while playing with it.

It, it was kind of a, it was totally different from when I played in high school golf.

It was a lot more, like, talking and just sharing their stories.

They were just happy to be out there playing and stuff.

So at what point in your recovery and you really learning to play golf, I guess, how did you first find out about it, and how soon in that process were you like, "That's a goal of mine, to compete and, and win this championship"?

Yeah.