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Kelly interviews Annika Sorenstam about her mindset going into her second U.S. Senior Women’s Open, her family and more.

Kelly interviews golf icon Annika Sorenstam about her new canned cocktail business, Fizzy Beez.

The Epson Tour isn't just preparing future LPGA players, it's inspiring youngsters like Sara Valentine to pursue their golf dreams.

Kelly shares an exclusive sponsorship announcement from the Epson Tour. The Ascensus 'Race for the Card' will award the top 10 players on the Epson Tour money list with an LPGA Tour card.

A new LPGA maternity policy has allowed many new mothers to take time off without losing status, then when returning they find a deep support system.

The Epson Tour makes some significant contributions to women’s golf, and I interview LPGA Tour player - and 2021 Epson graduate - Rachel Rohanna about the impact for Sports Illustrated Golf / Morning Read.

Caley McGinty shares her college golf experience and more with me for a Sports Illustrated Golf / Morning Read article. This story is later quoted by Golf Channel.

In my first published article on Sports Illustrated, I recall a childhood trip to the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City, and how that experience continues to shape my life today.

Published at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic on Golf News Hub, I share three sports psychology tips you can use on the golf course and throughout the pandemic.

I make my third appearance as a Blast Motion guest blogger.

After writing this article for William & Mary’s athletic department, they published it in their Women in Action’s newsletter and invited Kelly to Richmond to speak at a luncheon.

I share how I use the Blast Motion sensor to master speed and distance with both my putter and wedges.

In this guest piece, I write about how I use the Live View Golf camera at home and on the road.

In my first guest post for Blast Motion, I use their putting sensor to avoid 3-putts on the golf course.

I participated in the Celiac Disease Foundation’s 7th Annual New York Golf Outing! The Celiac Disease Foundation interviewed me about my experiences as a professional golfer living with celiac disease and how this impacts my game.

I had the opportunity to speak with Beyond Celiac about my golf career and Celiac Disease.

Professional golfer Kelly Okun ‘11 credits The Benjamin School for playing an integral role in her career.

“Benjamin was the beginning of my public speaking career. Whether it was speaking at assemblies or addressing a club, I was constantly challenged to overcome my shyness and connect with others,” Okun says.

I participated in the Celiac Disease Foundation’s 7th Annual New York Golf Outing! The Celiac Disease Foundation interviewed me about my experiences as a professional golfer living with celiac disease and how this impacts my game.

A short article featuring my speaking and playing gig at the Mason School of Business’ alumni event.

After writing this article for William & Mary’s athletic department, they published it in their Women in Action’s newsletter and invited Kelly to Richmond to speak at a luncheon.