For domestic netizens, Catherine Newton's name has always been linked to the actor. The American girl, born in 1997, starred in the TV series "My Children" at the age of four, and has participated in more than a dozen TV series and many movies, and has participated in the Oscar-winning film "Miss Bird", the best screenplay "Three Billboards" and other films for the Stee International Film Festival. However, Catherine also has an identity that few domestic netizens know, that is, a golf prodigy.
Catherine Newton began playing golf at an early age and began racing at the age of 8, helping the school's golf team win three league titles in high school. In addition, she set a school record with a five-under-par finish on the nine-hole golf course.
Originally, Catherine had the opportunity to enter the University of Southern California to continue playing golf, but for the sake of her acting career, she gave up her golf career path. In 2012, Catherine had planned to participate in the U.S. Women's Open Golf Championships in North Carolina, but after receiving a film offer from Agility: Ghost Movie 4, Catherine gave up the game and chose to make a movie.
Although she was not able to become a professional golfer, Catherine has always maintained a strong interest in golf. On the 29th of this month, Catherine will be invited to participate in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in St Andrews, Scotland, which will be divided into individual and team events, with individual events for professional athletes participating in the PGA Tour, and team competitions for amateurs like Catherine will participate with professional players, and amateurs usually team up with professionals. Former West Ham United captain Noble will also be at the tournament.
Look at Catherine's golfing posture, and now I have another Catherine fan identity.