Lexi Thompson shared an overview of his tailor -made pendants for his dog Leo on social networks. The American golfer shared a photo of the pendants on Saturday on his Instagram account.
She created four silver pendants, one with the letter “L” made on it, two with her dog paw print, and one with a leo image. Sharing the image, Thompson wrote a sweet legend:
“I love my little leo pendants”.
Lexi Thompson has a Havapoo dog named Leo, who has been with her for a long time now. In one of his interviews in 2021, the LPGA Tour pro crossed a franchise on how her dog is his best friend. She said (via golf monthly).
“When I’m at home, I like to spend time with my family and friends, but when I’m on the road, I come back and I hang out with my dog. He is my best friend and he saved my life and he is simply incredible, so I am very grateful that he has entered my life.”
Lexi Thompson is no longer a full -time golfer and only plays in limited tournaments. This week, she takes a little time away from the Greens.
Lexi Thompson is thinking about leaving the NW Arkansas championship
Lexi Thompson launched last week at the NW Arkansas championship, which was unfortunately suspended due to bad weather. Golfers competed through 18 holes before the match stopped.
Thompson offered a few glimpse of his release during the event on Instagram and, in the legend, opened the tournament. She also shared her disappointment concerning the cancellation of the event.
“Such a disappointment obtaining only 18 years at @nwachampionship, but I cannot control the weather unfortunately. I just want to thank @walmart and @protemumble and all the other sponsors for having always organized a big event here in the Arkansas, and always support the @LPGA_Tour in the past 19 years!
She played a round of 69 and settled for equality for the 66th place of the tournament. This season during the LPGA tour, she had a decent race with several favorable finishes. She equaled the 13th at the Founders Cup, then was content with T14 in the Chevron championship.
Thompson also had more notable finishes this season, which included a T4 at the Meijer LPGA Classic and a T12 at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. She came very close to winning the DOW championship, where she carded four towers of 67, 65, 68 and 60 years, but settled for second solo place. In addition, she equaled T24 at the FM championship.
Edited by Anisha Chatterjee
