Special Episode: Kajsa Arwefjäll

I mean, you did play the British Open at one of my favorite open venues, Royal Lytham and St. Anne's.

How did you enjoy that?

It was amazing.

That was my second major.

I played the Evian before, but they were two completely different kind of majors.

The AIG, they just built so much.

They had this huge built-up tent where you could just eat any food that you ever could think of.

And you could do facials, you could get massaged, there was a gym.

There was so many things outside of golf also that I usually don't have on a normal tournament.

How is it being on tour as a female player on the Ladies European Tour? What is life like? Because I think a lot of people don't really understand or don't have an insight to what it may be like on tour.

When it comes to traveling, first you have to find all the flights, the hotels, the cars, and do all the bookings all by yourself.

I think pretty much everyone on tour does that.

So a lot of planning, I would say.

But then, I mean, you gotta like living out of the suitcase because since February, I think I've been home for five weeks and we're now in almost the end of August.

Wow.

Yeah.

I mean, it's a lot of golf, but you also get to see a lot of different places in different parts of the world, which I really like.

Do you feel like you're living out of a suitcase?

Yeah, I do.

I mean, I've got the system down now of how I pack to see all my clothes in the suitcase and stuff.

So I guess you learn.

Is it even worth having a proper home at home?

I mean, honestly, I wouldn't say so.

I mean, it's nice to come home to something like I'm very lucky that I have the house that I can stay in with my parents.

So I actually have my own room with all my stuff and everything that I can come home to and feel like a little bit calm and have a little bit like a home routine.