Like Lexi Thompson, Ally Ewing also announces her early retirement…

Like Lexi Thompson, Ally Ewing also announces her early retirement…
Like Lexi Thompson, Ally Ewing also announces her early retirement…
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At just 31 years old, Ally Ewing is retiring. The American golfer, who won the last Solheim Cup in Gainesville (Virginia) less than two weeks ago, is following in the footsteps of her compatriot, Lexi Thompson, who announced her surprise departure last May…

It is in a very moving video posted on Instagram that Ally Ewing announced his retirement from sport. At 31 years old. It is with a heavy but grateful heart that I want to announce that I will be retiring from professional at the end of this year. ” she said.

Having turned professional in 2015, Ally Ewing won three LPGA tournaments between 2020 and 2022, the last one dating back to Kroger Queen City Championship. Seven times in a final top 10 of a women’s Major (including a 3rd place in the last US Women’s Open), she has amassed more than $6 million during her short career. Only nine years!

Although I have always felt that I am able to balance golf and my personal life, every decision I have made since I was young has always been thought through in terms of its impact on golf.she continues. I felt happiness and a lot of disappointment. I was on top because of victory and I felt the heartbreak of defeat. I saw so much of the world and met so many incredible people, but I have never felt so alone and missed out on things that mean so much to me. »

A very average record in the Solheim Cup

Ally Leigh Ewing, born Ally McDonald, recently won the Solheim Cup with Team USA (September 13-15), despite her four defeats. Her record in this biennial competition is not very bright with three victories, one draw and… twelve defeats.

Even though it’s hard to turn the page, I’m looking forward to this new chapter in my life.she adds. I look forward to creating new memories and spending more time with my friends and family. Golf will always have a special place in my heart. »

Last May, Lexi Thompson had also announced, to everyone’s surprise, her retirement at the end of the 2024 LPGA season!

Photo: Amy Lemus / NurPhoto / NurPhoto via AFP

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