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Lilia Vu ‘super-excited’ to play Aramco Team Series presented by PIF in Hong Kong

HONG KONG: Women’s world No. 1 golfer Lilia Vu said Hong Kong “feels like home” as she prepared to make her debut in her grandfather’s birthplace. 

Vu, 25, will aim to maintain her fabulous form at the Aramco Team Series presented by PIF — Hong Kong, which takes place at Hong Kong Golf Club from Oct. 6 to 8. 

The American star, who won her first two major championships at the Chevron Championship and the British Open this year, added that she was “super-excited” about her inaugural appearance in Hong Kong. 

She said: “My first impression (of Hong Kong) is that it kind of feels like home. My grandpa is originally from Hong Kong. I think it’s not that hard to adjust to Hong Kong besides the weather since I’m from California, and I’m just going to have a good time this week. 

“I haven’t played any golf course quite like it. It’s a little hot here, so I’ll just have to stop being a wimp and adjust to it. But it’s been really fun to play.” 

Vu noted that her stunning success this year had taken her by surprise. 

“It’s just been kind of crazy for me. I think it all happened so fast, and I didn’t think my golf career would take off in this way. 

“I think it’s been very up and down, and for it to be at the magnitude it is now has really just been crazy, and I’m very grateful for all of it and the journey,” she added. 

Vu pointed out that she was not letting her new status as the best women’s golfer on the planet go to her head. 

She said: “I try not to think about (being world No. 1) too much. I think if I do, then it kind of controls you. 

“And that’s not how I became number one. I just played golf and let whatever happened, happen and trust that I can play my best. And then I happened to be world number one. And I

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