Emma Broze: LPGA Q-School
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My name is Emma Broze, and I was born in France. I am 23 years old and I will graduate this May from Oklahoma State University with a Sports Management Degree and two minors in Marketing and International Business.
My main goal right now is to raise enough money to be able to complete entry fees for Stage 1 and 2 (applying date start June 3 for a total cost of $5,500) and also living expenses for the month of June and August ( expense for 1 month $1,200).
Without your help and this Gofundme I won't be able to reach the next level which is going to the LPGA Q-School. This is a major step in my career because it is where I am going to earn status either on the Symetra Tour or LPGA.
The sooner I am able to raise money for these expenses, then I can have a better focus on my preparation for the tournament without thinking how I will finance the Q-School and my living expenses.
My fundraising goal includes the budget for the 3 Stages of the LPGA Q-School ($16,600 which include: entry fees, hotel, flights, rental car, food, etc) and also I included 12 months of living cost ($13,400 which include food, gas, car insurance, rent) to be able to stay in Stillwater, OK.
I am staying in Stillwater because it is my American home. There are many adjustments when transitioning from amateur to professional golf, for me to be most successful I think it’s important to keep training as I have found success throughout my collegiate career. I am fortunate to be able to use the facilities at Karsten Creek and train in Stillwater and want this to be my home as I travel in professional golf.
Hopefully, we will make this possible and have the budget all set for the beginning of July. If you need more details I will happy to give more informations about the budget.
About me:
I went to a sport study program of the French Federation for seven years beginning when I was 13 years old in order to combine my studies and golf practice. Through this experience, which included two years in the South of France and five years in Paris, I learned a lot about myself and learned even more about the game of golf while experiencing tournaments in Europe and the United States.
Being part of the sport study program I was able to earn my first selection with the national team when I was 14 years old, earned many trophies and gold medals with the team and became a better player. This also allowed me the opportunity to come to Oklahoma State. For me, that was a great call because I was able to explore a new culture and develop my game to go on to the next level. With my collegiate career complete, I now get the opportunity to follow my dream of being the best female golfer of all time. That journey begins with Q-School for the LPGA.
Carrer Accolades:
• Finished 12th at the NCAA Championship after carding rounds of 73-74-70-71 (E) 288, which was the fourth-lowest score ever by a Cowgirl at nationals.
• Posted a 73.15 stroke average as a senior, which tied for the eighth-best season ever by a Cowgirl.
• Finished her career with a 73.85 stroke average, which is the seventh-best mark in OSU history.
• Also recorded the No. 26 season in school history with a mark of 74.44 in 2015-16.
• Reached a high of No. 88 on the World Amateur Golf Ranking.
• No stranger to international competition, Emma participated in the World Amateur Team Championship, where she earned a top-60 finish, and the European Ladies Amateur Championship, where she finished 20th.
• Helped France finish fifth at the 2018 European Ladies Team Championship thanks to a personal best round of 8-under par.
• Finished 17th at the 2018 Ladies’ British Open Amateur Championship.
• Recorded three second-place finishes as a Cowgirl, including the 2018 Dale McNamara Invitational in Tulsa.
• Earned an eighth place finish at the NCAA San Francisco Regional after carding rounds of 72-69-72.
My main goal right now is to raise enough money to be able to complete entry fees for Stage 1 and 2 (applying date start June 3 for a total cost of $5,500) and also living expenses for the month of June and August ( expense for 1 month $1,200).
Without your help and this Gofundme I won't be able to reach the next level which is going to the LPGA Q-School. This is a major step in my career because it is where I am going to earn status either on the Symetra Tour or LPGA.
The sooner I am able to raise money for these expenses, then I can have a better focus on my preparation for the tournament without thinking how I will finance the Q-School and my living expenses.
My fundraising goal includes the budget for the 3 Stages of the LPGA Q-School ($16,600 which include: entry fees, hotel, flights, rental car, food, etc) and also I included 12 months of living cost ($13,400 which include food, gas, car insurance, rent) to be able to stay in Stillwater, OK.
I am staying in Stillwater because it is my American home. There are many adjustments when transitioning from amateur to professional golf, for me to be most successful I think it’s important to keep training as I have found success throughout my collegiate career. I am fortunate to be able to use the facilities at Karsten Creek and train in Stillwater and want this to be my home as I travel in professional golf.
Hopefully, we will make this possible and have the budget all set for the beginning of July. If you need more details I will happy to give more informations about the budget.
About me:
I went to a sport study program of the French Federation for seven years beginning when I was 13 years old in order to combine my studies and golf practice. Through this experience, which included two years in the South of France and five years in Paris, I learned a lot about myself and learned even more about the game of golf while experiencing tournaments in Europe and the United States.
Being part of the sport study program I was able to earn my first selection with the national team when I was 14 years old, earned many trophies and gold medals with the team and became a better player. This also allowed me the opportunity to come to Oklahoma State. For me, that was a great call because I was able to explore a new culture and develop my game to go on to the next level. With my collegiate career complete, I now get the opportunity to follow my dream of being the best female golfer of all time. That journey begins with Q-School for the LPGA.
Carrer Accolades:
• Finished 12th at the NCAA Championship after carding rounds of 73-74-70-71 (E) 288, which was the fourth-lowest score ever by a Cowgirl at nationals.
• Posted a 73.15 stroke average as a senior, which tied for the eighth-best season ever by a Cowgirl.
• Finished her career with a 73.85 stroke average, which is the seventh-best mark in OSU history.
• Also recorded the No. 26 season in school history with a mark of 74.44 in 2015-16.
• Reached a high of No. 88 on the World Amateur Golf Ranking.
• No stranger to international competition, Emma participated in the World Amateur Team Championship, where she earned a top-60 finish, and the European Ladies Amateur Championship, where she finished 20th.
• Helped France finish fifth at the 2018 European Ladies Team Championship thanks to a personal best round of 8-under par.
• Finished 17th at the 2018 Ladies’ British Open Amateur Championship.
• Recorded three second-place finishes as a Cowgirl, including the 2018 Dale McNamara Invitational in Tulsa.
• Earned an eighth place finish at the NCAA San Francisco Regional after carding rounds of 72-69-72.
Organizer and beneficiary
Emma Broze
Organizer
Stillwater, OK
Courtney Jones
Beneficiary
