THE G4D OPEN

May 15, 2025

Jennifer Sraga

Mixed Zone

Could you start by telling us how it went and how difficult the course was?

JENNIFER SRAGA: Today I shot 13-over par, so it's okay. It could be better. It could be much worse. The course out there is really tough. It's really narrow, the fairways, and you had to hit the fairways, otherwise, it costs you really much.

Q. So you're pleased overall with your performance today at 13-over?

JENNIFER SRAGA: Yeah, identities can. I'm happy with it because I'm leading so far and I want to improve the next days

Q. Tell us about how proud you are to be here for yourself and your country and your family?

JENNIFER SRAGA: A member convinced me to player here, so it's my first time to be in the G4D Open. I'm happy to be here. It's a huge event and it's awesome to be here to have such huge players to compete with against, also. I'm proud to be part of it.

I'm really honoured to play for Germany. I want to bring my country forward. The disabled golf in my country has to improve. Now I'm here representing Germany and I try to do my best so everyone can see Germany has good players.

Q. So you did well today personally. What do you have to do to maintain your momentum and how will you build on it to try and win the tournament? Do you think you can win the tournament?

JENNIFER SRAGA: Yeah, I think I can win the tournament. It's easier today. I have the chance to win. Now my plan is just stay focused, hit every shot after shot, and it's just stay calm, stay focused on my game, and I can't do anything about other scores. I have to control my game and hopefully I can do it good.

Q. Tell us about, obviously, golf has played an important part in your personal journey. Tell us about your journey in golf, how important it has been to you from when you were a young girl, you were about six when you started. Tell us about that.

JENNIFER SRAGA: Between the age of 6 and 7, I started playing golf and it gives me a huge opportunity. I can compete against normal people with no disability, and I'm also better than others. And it's awesome -- it gives me the opportunity to show what I can do, also, with my disability.

I'm disabled but I walk like others and I think like others. So they have to talk to me just not like normal people, and I was able to show them that I'm good, that disabled golf is not just golf and hitting some balls one metre in front; that I want to show that disabled golf is a really good sport and we are really good players who are playing scratch.

Q. Why would you recommend golf and how good a game is it for everyone?

JENNIFER SRAGA: I think golf is really good for everyone, if you have a disability or no. You have fresh air, you walk, you make playing golf and playing sports; it's good for your health and mental health, and so it's for everyone perfect.