THE WOODLANDS, Texas — When Lindy Duncan felt nervous standing over tee shots during the second round of the Chevron Championship she visualized one thing: Sean Foley.
Duncan is a 12-year journeywoman on the LPGA Tour who played her way into contention heading into the weekend at the season’s first major championship, shooting 66 Friday. At 6 under, she was one off the lead with the second round still in progress.
The opportunity to chase down her first tour win — let alone first major victory — was made possible in part to a change she made at the end of last year, when she began working with Foley at her home course, Lake Nona Country Club in Orlando, Florida.