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Hey I'm Veronica Dagger and this is the Wall Street Journal,

Secrets of Wealthy Women, where women share how they tackle career, money, and the world.

Today, we're speaking with Pro Golf Champion, Stacey Lewis.

Stacey is a 12-time winner on the professional tour and she's

ranked twice as the number one female golfer in the world. But in her life

like in golf she's had to overcome some sandpits including back surgery

and balancing a pro-Golf career with being a mom. Today she's here to tell us what

she's learned from managing both roles and how she's become an advocate for women in sports. Stacey, welcome to Secrets.

Thanks, Veronica, thanks for having me.

Our pleasure. First, how are you doing?

I know it's been a crazy couple months for everybody.

It has, you know, I just kind of feel like you're sitting around waiting for somebody to tell you to go.

I have a one-year-old, so fortunately we stay pretty busy every day and just really been enjoying our time

as a family but I'm ready to play some golf. Yeah the LPGA tour has been on hold

because of the coronavirus but it's scheduled to get underway in July.

How are you feeling about the season?

I'm excited, you know, this time has actually been great for me.

I've actually had a lot of time to work on my game that I haven't been able to do

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