Janice Moodie who is the new captain has urged Europe’s leading girl golfers to set their sights on winning a place in the European team for the 2013 Ping Junior Solheim Cup match, , to be staged at The Inverness Golf Club, in Denver, Colorado, on Tuesday August 13 and Wednesday August 14.
Talking about ahead of the first qualifying event, the Spanish International Ladies’ Amateur Championship, to be played at Pula Golf, Mallorca, on February 27 to March 3, the Scottish LPGA Tour player said: “We are fortunate there are a lot of very good young girl golfers around Europe at the moment and I’d like them all to be targeting a place in this year’s Ping Junior Cup team.”
“It won’t be easy because there are only a limited number of places available but it is an attainable goal and will give the successful girls an experience they never forget no matter what they go on to achieve in the future.”
“My mother used to say ‘let your clubs do the talking and the rest will take care of itself’ and that’s good advice for anyone who wants to get on in this game,” the three-time Solheim Cup player added.
“I’d like to take this opportunity to wish all the girls the best of luck this season. I can’t wait to meet my team and getting down to the serious business of winning the trophy back from the Americans.”
Europe goes into the 2013 Ping Junior Solheim Cup seeking revenge after the Americans retained the trophy by halving the 2011 match at Knightsbrook Hotel Spa & Golf Resort, Co. Meath, Ireland.
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