Jun 27, 2026 · 15 min · 5 segments
After a day that so a lot of good scoring at Royal Beroun and with unlimited water & electrolytes needed, after the round I was pleased to be joined by recently turned Czechia pro Natalie Saint…
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Natalie Saint GermainGuestyeah i was so excited that when i found out i could play um i love coming back to this place i have good memories um around this course and what's better is that my boyfriend came to caddy for me so that helped a lot and then yeah overall I'm happy, but I don't think I'm satisfied with my result.
My long game was pretty good, but my putting and short game could be better.
Yes, so for those that won't know about the conditions at Barone this week, it is hot.
Very, very, very hot.
Just how difficult is it sometimes for you as a player to try and keep your cool sometimes, especially when it's really, really hot? Do you find that a challenge sometimes? Like you just want to go...
Yeah, I mean I try not to let it bother me too much it's obviously the same for everybody so For me, it's just so important to hydrate.
i mean i mean to be fair i thought it may have been a food packet in one day yeah
yeah i mean that and also uh sometimes you might not get as hungry in this kind of heat but it's so important to just keep eating anything like every three holes a little something and yeah also i had like a heat exhaustion in one of the college tournaments um in the spring semester so yeah i was advised what to do like better next time so
So in terms of the golf course, how would you describe the conditions out there? Challenging, like maybe rewarding sometimes? How would you describe it?
It does not seem impossible for these players out here, and I know they're so good, but it's a great course where it rewards you when you have your game that week.
So last thing on the golfing front, first of all, how would you describe your day to day? And then second of all, is there a shot at all that stands out in particular?
No, so what I mean by that is in terms of out of every shot that you play, there's one that sticks out.
Oh, yeah.
your kind of best shot.
yeah i was so excited that when i found out i could play um i love coming back to this place i have good memories um around this course and what's better is that my boyfriend came to caddy for me so that helped a lot and then yeah overall I'm happy, but I don't think I'm satisfied with my result.
My long game was pretty good, but my putting and short game could be better.
Yes, so for those that won't know about the conditions at Barone this week, it is hot.
Very, very, very hot.
Just how difficult is it sometimes for you as a player to try and keep your cool sometimes, especially when it's really, really hot? Do you find that a challenge sometimes? Like you just want to go...
Yeah, I mean I try not to let it bother me too much it's obviously the same for everybody so For me, it's just so important to hydrate.
i mean i mean to be fair i thought it may have been a food packet in one day yeah
yeah i mean that and also uh sometimes you might not get as hungry in this kind of heat but it's so important to just keep eating anything like every three holes a little something and yeah also i had like a heat exhaustion in one of the college tournaments um in the spring semester so yeah i was advised what to do like better next time so
So in terms of the golf course, how would you describe the conditions out there? Challenging, like maybe rewarding sometimes? How would you describe it?
It does not seem impossible for these players out here, and I know they're so good, but it's a great course where it rewards you when you have your game that week.
So last thing on the golfing front, first of all, how would you describe your day to day? And then second of all, is there a shot at all that stands out in particular?
No, so what I mean by that is in terms of out of every shot that you play, there's one that sticks out.
Oh, yeah.
your kind of best shot.
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