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Belac Earns Ladies European Tour Card
12/21/2022 2:33:00 PM | Women's Golf
MURCIA, Spain – Coming off earning her 2023 LPGA Tour card at Q-Series earlier this month, former Duke women's golf standout Ana Belac captured her Ladies European Tour card for the upcoming season this week by turning in a 13-under, 348, at the Real Golf La Manga Club in Murcia, Spain.
Belac, a product of Portoroz, Slovenia, registered rounds of 68, 69, 73, 71 and 67 over the last five days to finish fourth with a 13-under-par ledger. She was only two strokes behind the leaders, Polly Mack and Alexandra Forsterling (346).
"It has been a great week," said Belac. "Q-School can be really tough and mentally challenging; we try to have fun out here and enjoy the beautiful views and weather as much as I could. I started the week bogey-free and finished the week bogey-free, that's always a huge positive. My game is coming together."
The round of 67 on Wednesday was the low score of the day, which included an eagle on No. 18.
"[On the eagle] I had a comfortable 5-hybird into the green and my dad nearly talked me out of going for the green in two. I hit it in the bunker – not the best shot – and then I holed out from the bunker. It's really crazy because that shot would've intimidated me a couple of months ago, but I really spent a lot of time working on my game, especially around the greens, so that's paid off."
For finishing in the top-12, Belac earned Category 12 membership on the Ladies European Tour, which should get her into all tournaments in 2023.
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Belac, a product of Portoroz, Slovenia, registered rounds of 68, 69, 73, 71 and 67 over the last five days to finish fourth with a 13-under-par ledger. She was only two strokes behind the leaders, Polly Mack and Alexandra Forsterling (346).
"It has been a great week," said Belac. "Q-School can be really tough and mentally challenging; we try to have fun out here and enjoy the beautiful views and weather as much as I could. I started the week bogey-free and finished the week bogey-free, that's always a huge positive. My game is coming together."
The round of 67 on Wednesday was the low score of the day, which included an eagle on No. 18.
"[On the eagle] I had a comfortable 5-hybird into the green and my dad nearly talked me out of going for the green in two. I hit it in the bunker – not the best shot – and then I holed out from the bunker. It's really crazy because that shot would've intimidated me a couple of months ago, but I really spent a lot of time working on my game, especially around the greens, so that's paid off."
For finishing in the top-12, Belac earned Category 12 membership on the Ladies European Tour, which should get her into all tournaments in 2023.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils women's golf, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeWGOLF".
#GoDuke
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