Kate Petrova, a golfer with the University of Evansville won the 2023 Russian Amateur Golf Championship on Friday.

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She displayed a remarkable performance, persisting in her glorious stretch which made her win the Missouri Valley Conference Championship along with Freshman of the Year honors.

Who is Kate Petrova?

Kate Petrova is a freshman at the University of Evansville. Recently, she was named the Missouri Valley Conference Golfer of the Week.

Apart from winning the Russian Amateur Golf Championship, she has also claimed victory in the Missouri Valley Conference Championship and Freshman of the Year honors.

After she claimed a thumping victory in the Russian Amateur Golf Championship 2023. Petrova in a statement said, “I am extremely excited and proud to win this tournament. I feel like the mental part of my game was very good this week and helped my performance, especially when it came to putting.”

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Kate Petrova, playing for the University of Evansville, won the 2023 Russian Amateur Golf Championship with an incredible display of skill and consistency. Petrova’s performance was nothing short of extraordinary, as she broke all previous records by winning the competition with a score of 275, which is 13 strokes under par.

Petrova established a solid standard right away by shooting an amazing 6-under 66 in the opening round. She kept up her excellent play in the third round, shooting another fantastic 66 and a strong 2-under 70. Petrova finished the round with a 73 despite the difficulties of the final round.

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Purple Aces Head Golf Coach John Andrews reacting to Petrova’s victory said, “I know she is very proud and excited to win this tournament. Although I didn’t get to see her play, I know that she played world class golf to not only win the championship but to set a new tournament scoring record and win by 7 strokes. What a great accomplishment for Kate!”