Northern Ireland’s Golfer Stephanie Meadow expresses pride in her Women’s PGA Championship performance.

Stephanie Meadow enjoys “fantastic week” as she claims third spot at the Women’s PGA Championship

In a dramatic finale to one of golf’s most significant tournaments, Northern Ireland’s Stephanie Meadow claimed her best major finish since 2014. The world number 151 signed off with a fantastic final-round scorecard of one-under par, which saw her clinch the bronze medal alongside two other players.

Achieving Success Through Hard Work and Perseverance

Meadow has had an incredible journey over the past few years, both personally and professionally. Her career earnings before Sunday were $1,054,811 – but all that changed when she walked away from this tournament with $423,000 in prize money.

The Antrim native fought hard throughout the championship and was rewarded for her persistence on Sunday when she played in the final group alongside fellow Irish player Leona Maguire. Despite starting with a one-shot lead, Maguire slipped to joint eleventh place after posting a disappointing round of 74.

“I did my best – I laid it out there”

Despite falling short of Ruoning Yin’s winning total by just two strokes; Stephanie remained optimistic about what she achieved over four challenging rounds at Baltusrol Golf Club:

“I’m happy I gave myself the opportunity,” said Meadow. “It’s been a great week and I am proud of myself.”

A Return To Form For One Of Golf’s Biggest Prizes

The talented golfer described seeing some improvement not only in terms of her iron shots but also with her putting. Meadow was pleased to have given herself some birdie opportunities, and she took full advantage of them.

It’s worth noting that this is the first time since 2014 that Stephanie has come close to winning a major competition. The success has brought new life into her game, and it seems as though the sky is now the limit for what she can achieve in her professional career.

The Future Is Bright For Northern Ireland’s Golfing Star

This tournament serves as proof that persistence pays off in any field – especially golf. With an impressive record and a newfound sense of confidence on the greens, it’ll be interesting to see what Stephanie Meadow achieves next.