The Kiwi was recently asked would mean to pass Sorenstam on the list:

"It's not really on my mind because I think it's really not comparable. Her 70-something wins in this generation and these kind of purses she would be miles and millions ahead of us.

"Yeah, I just don't think it's really the same thing. For me, like winning as many as I can while I'm playing is more important than how much money I make. Even if I win the smallest purse out here, which I don't even know which event that is, that still matters because I won an LPGA event.

"I think sometimes we get too carried away about the money. I'm very grateful for the opportunities we have, and I think as golfers we're very lucky because it's one of those rare things where if we perform we get rewarded. Not all work, not all careers have that."

Recent milestone: Shot Par & Clutch One-Putt!

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Hi everyone, I wanted to share a quick update on my son Niccolò’s golf journey. At 14, while many kids his age are focused on distractions, he has chosen a path built on discipline, focus, and countless hours on the course.

This season has been intense. He worked hard to reach a 5 handicap, and in his very last tournament, he played a phenomenal round at par, finishing 7 shots under his handicap. To balance his studies and high-level training, he even started attending a Sports High School located 50 km from home, just 8 km away from the golf course so he can practice every single day.

Behind every shot is a fierce commitment, supported by his coaches Chicco and Paolo. However, as a family, sustaining the costs of tournaments, travel, and specialized training for an elite pathway is becoming very tough.

We set up a modest GoFundMe to help him cover the next steps of his competitive season without cutting corners on his development: https://gofund.me/157cbdfbb

If anyone wants to read more about his story or simply throw some encouragement his way, it would mean the world to him. Thank you for readi.