just 18 months ago Karina Sanchez Martinez took a golf club for the first time in their hands. But this time the so-called gentleman's sport sports arrow your palate with the intensity of Cupid in Roman mythology, and since then has continued to add awards and recognitions in the beautiful green fields of the Dominican soil.
The latest came last week when Sports Writers Association (ACD) selected as the Athlete of the Year in Golf. Of the 12 tournaments he has participated only in two not out winning.
tennis player for 10 years, a torn ligament in his left knee took the court. But half a year ago and decided to accompany his father, Bolivar, a golf course and so began his promising career.
"When I picked up a stick for the first time I made it very easy, it was like something very natural for me," said Sanchez, who is coached Tulio Moon. "I have practiced many sports, but none as difficult or as addictive as this," Sanchez said.
The chemistry that has produced these fruits is the combination of three-hour practices Monday through Friday and usually tournaments weekends.
Karina discusses his vehicle at 6:00 in the morning and headed to Campo Nacional Las Lagunas, which arrives at 7:00 and is trained to 10:00 AM. Your work schedule as a graphic designer (11 AM-8 PM) will help.
His condition says that has debuted in the National Tour in category A (and not in the C, as is usual), as when your handicap admission was 6.9.
Long strokes achieved (typically up to the 325 yards) draw attention to friends and strangers. In fact, policy gaps, as a form of encouragement, gave him a VIP membership, which allows you to use the court demanding free.
represent the country for the first time in July in Trinidad & Tobago, in addition to the national championships in La Romana in the same month, are the tasks that occupy the agenda of Sanchez, ranked number four in the top .
But the golfer is focused north and south of the continent. In 2016, the golf calendar come to the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro and Sanchez want to be part of history.
From Federation to sites specializing in golf, Sanchez feels the Dominican golfing world has opened the doors rather large.
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