Angel Yin Has Great Tips for Playing Bucket-List Courses

LPGA pro Angel Yin shares some ideas for what to do — and not do — when you play a bucket-list course and why Torrey Pines shouldn't be on that list.
Angel Yin Has Great Tips for Playing Bucket-List Courses
Angel Yin Has Great Tips for Playing Bucket-List Courses /

The ever-relatable LPGA player Angel Yin joins and and gives some helpful advice on how we should approach a round at a bucket-list golf course. One of her keys is to never take a cart. She said it hurt her first experience at Riviera because she didn't get a full understanding of the course. 

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Yin did however walk at her first time playing Merion this fall and said it gave her the chance to appreciate the course's beauty but also to get a feel for her chip shots from off the green, something that driving in a cart doesn't always lend itself to.
What about souvenirs at a bucket list course? Yin said she made three different trips to the pro shop and found something new she had to have each time. 

Yin is from Southern California and she played Torrey Pines and found it very much overrated. 

Yin also shares how exciting her Solheim Cup experience was in 2017 and gives us all some tips on the courses we should play if we make it out to Southern California.


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Garrett Johnston
GARRETT JOHNSTON

Garrett Johnston has covered golf for outlets around the world for more than a decade, including the hometown papers of most players on the PGA Tour. He also has contributed to GolfDigest.com, Golf.com, USOpen.com, China Daily, The Irish Examiner and New Zealand Golf Magazine. Sadly, he has not improved his golf handicap since he left high school, and covering 30 major championship hasn’t helped him through osmosis. Twitter: @JohnstonGarrett