Getting to Know My Leander

Sweden’s My Leander has started the 2018 LETAS strongly with two top twenty finishes in her first three events. The Swede plans to play on both the LET and LETAS during this year. My answered some quick questions for us…

Who is your favourite golfer?

Annika Sörenstam. She is very inspiring regarding golf and regarding what she achieved during her career.

What’s your favourite club in your bag?

My putter. It is always very solid.

What’s been your biggest golfing achievement of your career?

Playing the Women’s British Open and having made the cut last year.

Which is your favourite golf course?

Kapalua Bay in Hawaii.

What is the one thing you could not live without?

Every kind of food.

Who do you most look up to?

My brother. He is three years older than me. He is a good student and very ambitious.

How would you spend your perfect day?

Golf in the morning, enjoying time with friends in the afternoon and reading a book in the evening, I prefer crime novels.

Which is your favourite city?

I like Paris or Rome.

Describe yourself in one word?

Positive.

What do you like doing besides playing golf?

Travelling, socializing with friends and since I’m creative I love drawing.

If you could travel anywhere where would you go?

New Zealand.

What is your most memorable sporting moment?

In college I shot a -7 (65) and could finish this tournament with a birdie at the last hole.

What’s your best golfing tip for a beginner?

Take it easy, don’t try to hit it too far.

Do you have any superstitions before a round?

No, I try to keep myself away from superstitions. Anything that happens before a round is fine anyways. I don’t have a lucky charm neither; because if I would forget it at home I would feel bad for no special reason.

What do you have in your golf bag besides golf clubs?

Food (bananas and bars), car, keys, phone and always rain jacket, especially when I play in Sweden.

What are your goals for 2018?

Playing many events on the LET Access Series and hopefully some on the LET. Another goal is reaching the top 400, so I don’t need to qualify for the first stage of LPGA Tour School.