Professional Details “Scary” Events Lead to Mixed American Women’s Open Club

Irene, Wisconsin – Amari Avery’s week at the U.S. Open Anything But ordinary.

On Friday afternoon, reports began to emerge, with Avery (a 20-year-old professional from California) competing in the second round with Pro Gabi Ruffels’ club at Erin Hills. What are the reasons for the mid-term club switch? It was an expensive mix that led to her boyfriend – UC golfer Gavin Aurilia – who accidentally flew to Phoenix with Avery’s bag.

“We use the same [travel bag] From USC, this is obviously exactly the same and looks exactly the same. “So, it’s a little scrambled. We’re trying to figure it out.”

Once she noticed the mix, Avery had to scramble to find the replacement kit. Fortunately for her, ruffels was a close friend and fellow Taylormade who played in the morning wave and missed the layoffs, so she agreed to lend her presence. With the help of lenders, Avery released units 73 times to survive.

“It’s been lucky for me, she’s obviously a very class show, my good friend, so she lends it to me for the club,” Avery said.[I’m] Just happy to be here. ”

After the third round, Avery met with the media to share her description of the situation in this wild event sequence.

According to her account, she and her family woke up Friday morning by a thief trying to enter Airbnb. Avery’s father told everyone in the house that they would need to get up if they needed to “run”.

“It’s really scary, like a little panic at the beginning,” Avery said. “It’s just a terrible time. We tried to figure out what to do. We called the police. They took 15 seconds to get to the house, so it’s a bit scary to wait there.

“My boyfriend, my mom and my dad saw the guy outside the door, so it was a little scary. We were just a little away from the front door and we just hoped it would fix ourselves, and it was so good that guy ended up leaving and the police came and made us feel safer.”

Avery and her family wait until Daybreak pack up and then start looking for a hotel for the rest of the week. They took all their clothes, but left two clubs behind in case they couldn’t find a new place to stay.

Once they got their new accommodation, Avery’s father and Aurilla returned to the Airbnb Retrieval Club. But as Aurilla flew to his own game that morning, they headed straight to the airport. When Aurilla unloads the car at the airport, he grabs the wrong travel bag.

“I think it’s also the fault of my dad and boyfriend not checking the bag,” she said. “They put it in the car and my dad took him to the airport and he caught the wrong scene.”

After the battle for a replacement club, and some ideas for withdrawal – Avery actually did a great job. Although there are some Slightly Avery had different specifications between his own club and Ruffels, managed to post 1 time over 73, and to the weekend.

“It’s great to be able to work,” she said. “Once I got out, I thought about why I had to think, ‘Oh, I hit Gaby’s 7 irons and not just thought, ‘Let me go out here and play.’ I think my game is great.

Fortunately for Avery, Orila’s mother was able to jump on the club to Wisconsin and catch up on the third round. Ironically, Avery scored less than her own in the third round than she scored on Friday.

“I honestly think Gaby’s club is good,” she said. “I joked with her after I called her last night and obviously I said, ‘Thank you so much for lending me the club.’ [But] I was like, “I might bring your putter.”