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'Don’t try to be Tiger Woods' - Maja Stark reveals advice from coach before securing card on LPGA Tour

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Maja Stark secured a place on the PGA Tour with victory at the ISPS Handa World Invitational, and the winning formula was “don’t try to be Tiger Woods".

Stark is one of the brightest talents in golf, and was a four-time winner on the Ladies European Tour prior to her arrival in Northern Ireland for the ISPS Handa World Invitational.

Ad The laser-focused 22-year-old was well aware it was a co-sanctioned event with the LPGA Tour, and that victory would guarantee her an invite to play on the biggest tour in women’s golf.

Golf'Troubled soul' — Love III concerned for Mickelson who will not 'take a phone call' over LIV05/08/2022 AT 20:34 Stark kept herself in the hunt for three rounds before roaring into life on Sunday at Galgorm Castle.

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