Exclusive Interview with Ladies European Tour Player Annabel Dimmock
Life on Tour and in Lockdown
In a recent interview, Golf News Editor Nick Bayly caught up with Ladies European Tour player Annabel Dimmock as she prepares for her sixth season on the professional circuit. The 24-year-old from Sunningdale shared insights into her experiences during the global pandemic, discussing the challenges of the stop-start nature of the season and lack of events.
Dimmock highlighted the importance of tournaments like the Rose Ladies Series in keeping UK-based tour players engaged and motivated during a tough period. She also touched upon the unique experience of playing in tournament bubbles and navigating travel restrictions while competing.
Looking Ahead to 2021
Despite uncertainties surrounding the upcoming season, Dimmock expressed optimism about the LET schedule for 2021.She emphasized the need for consistency in performances and shared her personal ambitions to excel in major events.
Dimmock also discussed her practice routine at home during lockdown periods, highlighting how it provided an possibility to work on aspects of her game that she might have otherwise neglected.
Pursuing professional Goals
As a professional golfer, Dimmock aims to secure more victories on tour while also focusing on improving her performance in major tournaments. She discussed her equipment setup, including TaylorMade clubs and adidas apparel, emphasizing their role in enhancing her game.
Dimmock also addressed broader issues within golf, such as promoting inclusivity and diversity within the sport to attract more women players. She highlighted mixed events as a positive step towards gender equality in professional golf.
The Role of Technology
As a brand ambassador for Huawei’s Watch GT 2 Pro smartwatch, Dimmock shared how technology has helped track her fitness progress and overall health. The smartwatch’s features have been instrumental in monitoring workouts, heart rate levels, swing speeds, and recovery rates after exercise.
Annabel Dimmock remains optimistic about women’s professional golf’s growth trajectory and looks forward to continued advancements within the sport.