After nearly a three-month short hiatus, Mel Reid is back on the greens! The English golfer was last seen at the Ascendant LPGA benefiting Volunteers of America back in October 2023. Since then, a lot has happened in Reid’s life as she has also embarked on the journey of motherhood. That’s not all. The new mom also made a quick stop at the 2023 Grant Thornton Invitational as well.

Beginning her 2024 season at the LPGA Drive-On Championship, the 36-year-old candidly spoke about coping with the massive changes in her life and how she was not initially planning to return to the greens anytime soon.

Mel Reid makes a comeback on the LPGA Tour

During a media session after the 2nd round of the LPGA Drive on Championship, Mel Reid was questioned about her comeback and her tournament preparations. The query acknowledged her absence and sought insights into her readiness for the current year. The media hinted at forthcoming significant news in Reid’s life or career.

In response, the English professional golfer acknowledged that she had been preparing for “the Grant Thorn Invitational” and had also been occupied with “other” commitments, particularly adjusting to life with her new baby. She mentioned, “Trying to prep for a tournament having a little baby is a lot “while taking care of an infant is a significant challenge, and that she’s “still trying to figure all that out.”

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Interestingly, the 1xtime LPGA Tour winner initially “wasn’t going to play this event.” It was only “two weeks prior” when her “coach” “texted” her, “are you going to play Drive on?” prompting her initial refusal followed by a quick change of heart within “30 minutes later.”

Despite the short notice, she engaged in “two weeks worth of prep” and felt satisfied with the progress made, and she said, I felt like we got some really, really good work done.” She also highlighted, “I’ve got to manage my time a little bit better these days.” the need to manage her time more efficiently now that she’s a mother, noted that this adjustment has been somewhat of a “blessing in a way” as she’s not spending “all day” “at the golf course.”

New Mom Shines: Mel Reid’s LPGA Drive-On Championship Performance

In the second round of the LPGA Drive-On Championship held in Bradenton, Florida, Mel Reid displayed a commendable performance, securing a total score of -4 and landing at T12 on the leaderboard. She carded rounds of 70 and 68, totaling 138 strokes for the two rounds. The tournament features a competitive field of 120 players vying for a substantial $1.75 million purse.

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Mel Reid’s stellar performance at the LPGA Drive-On Championship highlighted her ability to excel as a new mom. Balancing professional and personal life is no easy feat, but Reid’s smart management and skillful play demonstrate her resilience and determination in overcoming challenges with grace.

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