Leona Maguire is a breath of fresh air. Her positive attitude in the face of despair is an inspiration to her fans and the golfing community in general. She doesn’t allow one failure or bad score to define her.

Her reaction to finishing T11 in the 2023 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship was just as enlightening. After sharing a heartfelt tweet, she moved on to her next challenge with a smile. She intends to do the same following the $11 million worth US Women’s Open as well.

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Leona Maguire is pleased despite the disappointing finish

The LPGA golfer who finished T31 in the US Women’s Open 2023 with a total score of 295 which was 5-over par, is not letting her latest setback keep her down. If anything, she sees it as an opportunity for improvement in her next challenge in London.

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The Irish golfer who turned pro in the middle of 2018 has seen a lot of ups and downs in her career. It prepared her to always keep looking ahead to the next opportunity. “#onwardsandupwards,” as Maguire said in her tweet.

The golfing star who was the first Irish female Pro on the LPGA Tour to win, had a reasonably good start at the 2023 US Women’s Open. In the first round, she had 69, but her strokes grew with every round with 74 and 75 in rounds 2 and 3 respectively. She finished the finals with 77.

Given the latest uproar on the Par-5’s dominating Pebble Beach, she undoubtedly did her best. That’s what fans admire about the former leading amateur golfer. She believes in herself and her skills. She knows there are good and bad times, but she is capable of overcoming anything with her sights on the bigger picture.

Maguire’s fans express their thoughts on her inspirational attitude

Leona Maguire’s fans admire her can-do attitude and positive outlook on life. They show their support during her bad times and help uplift her spirits just as they did after the LPGA’s 2023 Championship at Pebble Beach.

Some fans shared their unerring support and understanding for her performance in the windy long pars. “Well done Leona; I don’t any of us mere mortals appreciate how tough it is out there; esp Pebble Beach in the wind. Following your career enthusiastically” commented one of her admirers.

“I follow you on the course and pull for each putt to drop. Thanks for grinding it out, your focus, and your ability to think around the course. Good luck the rest of the way!! Hit them long and straight!!” said another.

While others appreciated her gameplay along with other equally good golfers who took on the challenge on Pebble Beach.

Other fans shared their felicitations for a game well played despite the results. After all, that’s what sportsmanship is about. There is high competition and sometimes you win, sometimes you don’t.

Some fans even inspired hope for the golfer’s upcoming challenges, including the European Tour starting with the Centurion Club.

No matter what comes her way, Maguire is happy to face a challenge and give it her all. With the Ladies European Tour on the horizon, she will have many opportunities to return to form on the links. The Irish pro golfer is excited for her time across the pond and is setting her eyes on new goals and championships to conquer.

What did you think of Leona Maguire’s performance at the 2023 US Women’s Open? Do you think she could have finished better if it wasn’t at Pebble Beach? Share your thoughts and comments with us below.

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