Interview Maha Haddioui at the Lalla Meryem Cup golf in Agadir

Interview Maha Haddioui à l'occasion de la coupe Lalla Meryeme de golf à Agadir

While the 17th Lalla Meryem Cup Golf (Women's European Tour event) just close its doors until next year, we present the unique Maha Haddioui Moroccan Player of the tournament, who finished in 25th position, After an honorable Thurs and surprises throughout the competition.

As gifted on the greens than brilliant in his studies, Maha also holds a Master in International Business awarded last year, after four years in Boca Raton, United States. To our pride, Maha Haddioui is from Agadir and experienced the greatest joy to return to the golf course from its beginnings as a professional, having perfected his play on the courses around the world.

Interview Maha Haddioui

AGADIR FIRST : Your name today catalyzes the hopes of youth golfer Moroccan. Your Coach, Jean-Marie Kazmierczak remembers a talented and diligent girl. Tell us about your first experience on the greens.

ALMIGHTY HADDIOUI : I was not a fan of golf the day I had the chance to try golf for the first time. C'est mon Grâce à «coach» Jean Marie Kazmierczak, who gave me my first club and learned to love the sport, I became passionate about the golf today. What I liked most golf, it was the atmosphere and the strength that may have the mind and focus on the execution of shots.

AJP. : Your studies at Lynn University, United States, You have ébignée geographically from Morocco. During this period, could you come back and play regularly at home ?

M.H. : Although I returned regularly to Morocco, unfortunately it was not during tournament. However, my four years in the United States are those in which I played the most tournaments (two tournaments in four days a month). These years have been very rewarding for me, terme and the wave, because the level was high and because I was the team captain.

AJP. : Tell us about your recent qualification as a “Female pros” and your participation in the 17th Lalla Meryem Cup in professional player. What hopes do you base future ? A career dedicated exclusively to golf or combined with other occupation ?

M.H. : I got my business cards in November 2010 and I currently play on the LET Access Series and a few tournaments “European Tour. I was very prepared for the Lalla Meryem Cup (Women's European Tour event) ; is a tournament that is a great place in my heart because I was the only Moroccan participate. The most difficult was to overcome the pressure, because these players were very high level. My dream is to become the world number one. In the short term, I want to become the first Arab woman to win a European Tour event and move into the top 10 this round. My career is dedicated exclusively to golf and will remain, I hope. This I can with the support of the ATH (Association of the Hassan II Trophy) which develops a strong Moroccan golf.

A.P. : What other national and international tournaments are waiting for you still 2011 ?

M.H. : I have a very full agenda for next month. During the month of April, after the Lalla Meryem Cup (Women's European Tour event), I will play the Open in Biarritz and La Nivelle The Banesto in Madrid. In May, l Open Dinard, and the German Open. Au total, I quarrel about twenty international tournaments this year. At year end, I will play my qualifications for the European Tour.

A.P. : What advice can you give young golf fans who aspire to become champions ?

M.H. : Like any sport, Golf requires a lot of sacrifices ; So the work and discipline are paramount. However, the best advice I can give is to love what you do and take as much pleasure as possible on the course, while persevering when things do not go as desired. Patience and persistence are two qualities that forge a champion. Mi-Chael Jordan said : "I missed 9000 shots in my career. I lost almost 300 games. 26 time, I've been trusted to take the shot victory and I missed it. I failed again and again and again in my life. And that's why I got. »