Esther Henseleit shines at the German Masters in Winsen!

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Esther Henseleit spielt beim German Masters in Winsen/Luhe, kehrt nach Deutschland zurück und trifft Bekannte.
Esther Henseleit plays at German Masters in Winsen/Luhe, returns to Germany and meets acquaintances. (Symbolbild/MND)

Winsen, Deutschland - The golf world looks at Winsen/Luhe, where the 26-year-old Esther Henseleit from Varel (Friesland district) put a successful start to the German Masters. The talented Profigolferin, who is usually on the international LPGA-TOUR , can rarely be seen in Germany. Her last visit was a while ago: the last time she was at home over Christmas.

"It will be great to meet acquaintances and friends again," says the golfer, who now lives in Phoenix, Arizona. There she has been able to enjoy excellent training conditions in the past three years that have noticeably improved her game. During her career, she has already celebrated numerous successes, including the silver medal won at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

an exciting tournament

The German Masters is part of the Ladies Europe Tour (Let) and offers a total price money of 300,000 Euro, although the winner can take 45,000 euros home. A total of 132 players, including 17 Germans, take part in the tournament. Esther Henseleit ended the first round with 2 strokes under Par, which she did not bring into the top 10. At the top are four players who lead the tournament with 5 strokes under par, including Ellinor Sudow and Amelia Garvey.

Henseleit has recently shown impressive achievements. At her last major tournament in Frisco, Texas, she took twelfth place and received $ 170,000 (around 145,000 euros). The winner Minjee Lee from Australia took home incredible $ 1.8 million (around 1.54 million euros), which should be an additional motivation for the German player to position herself up in the ranking.

success and career

The career of Esther Henseleit has recorded speed in recent years. Their impressive performance includes second place in several Letter tournaments and winning their first Let-Trophy, which she received in 2019 at the Magical Kenya Ladies Open. With this she not only secured the title, but also the Let Order of Merit and was appointed Let Rookie of the Year. It is noteworthy that Henseleit only became a professional in 2019 and since then played in 100 tournaments, managed 64 cuts and has achieved 11 top 10 positions.

The European Ladies Club Trophy and other successes show that Henseleit is a golferin with great potential. Your path now leads you through the German Masters, and the Golffans in Germany hope for an exciting idea of ​​the talented athlete from Lower Saxony.

The entire golf community can be curious to see how Henseleit will work in the coming rounds, because until Sunday there is still enough time to secure one of the front places and maybe get the title home.

The tournament is transferred from the NDR in the livestream so that all fans can follow how the athletes beat themselves here.

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