Personal Bio

Hello, I'm a professional golfer from Honolulu, Hawaii. My dream to become a professional golfer began at the age of 13 when I became the youngest participant in the 2011 U.S. Women's Open. This early exposure to the LPGA golf fueled my passion and determination to excel at the highest level. I attended UCLA, where I was a three-time All-American, balancing academics and a strenuous collegiate golf schedule. During my amateur career, I had the honor of representing the United States in prestigious team events, including the Curtis Cup in 2016 and 2018, and winning individual gold at the 2017 World University Games. I turned professional in 2020 and competed on the Epson Tour, achieving six top-10 finishes in 2024. In December 2024, I earned my LPGA Tour card for the 2025 season by finishing T-13 at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. Off the course, I enjoy mentoring the next generation of golfers in Oahu, Hawaii and Orlando, Florida. I cherish spending time with my family and embracing the rich culture of my Hawaiian roots. My journey has been a blend of dedication, resilience, and gratitude, and I'm excited to continue pursuing my dreams on the LPGA Tour.

Golf Resume - Pro

• Qualified for the LPGA Tour in 2025 via Qualifying School
• Qualified for the 2024 US Women’s Open; made the cut
• Also qualified for (5) previous US Women’s Opens, including 2011, when she was the youngest player in the field at 13 y/o
• (6) Top-10s on the Epson Tour (2023-2024)
• (2) Wins and (11) Top-10s on ANNIKA-Women’s All Pro Tour (2020-2022)

Golf Resume - Amateur

• (3x) All-American at UCLA
• Member of Team USA in the Curtis Cup (2016, 2018), Espirito Santo Trophy (2016), and Junior Ryder Cup (2014)
• Gold Medalist at the 2017 World University Games
• Five-time U.S. Women’s Amateur competitor, reaching the semifinals in 2016
• Champion – Canadian Women’s Amateur (2015)
• Youngest qualifier for the 2011 U.S. Women’s Open at age 13

Fun Facts

• I attended the same high school as President Barack Obama, Punahou School, where I won the HHSAA (Hawaii High School Athletic Association) individual title three-times in a row, an ongoing record in Hawaii history.