Gerina Piller is the exception to the rule in women’s golf these days, and it’s what makes her climb in the American ranks compelling.
She’s the kind of athlete who thrived in the LPGA in a bygone era.
And by bygone era, that’s meant as turn of the century ... the 21st century.
Piller is old school in the way Beth Daniel, Betsy King and Juli Inkster were, as all-around athletes who thrived in more than one sport before finding their way to golf and success as collegiate players and then the LPGA.