Nick Bachem Wednesday Interview Previe 2024 Magical Kenya Open © DP Wolrd Tour
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For the for for was there anything you learned in particular from the event last year that helped you towards your first DP World Tour win two weeks later in South Africa yeah 100% I think after um the first two rounds here I was super calm and just
Playing and enjoying playing then all of a sudden being in the position uh I’m not sure if I was leading or that the lead of fight and I was like okay now I want to win the tournament and had like super big uh expectations and for the
Weekend and I realized just doesn’t work like this you just need to play some golf and see what’s coming out in the end um so definitely after being in the Le um when the Johnson work open it was much easier for me to say C and just
Keep on playing and keep enjoying play in what way has your mindset or approach to tournament play evolved since that breakthrough victory in South Africa I think definitely after after the win for a couple of weeks that was expectations a bit too high probably if
You win feel like it’s kind of when you do it it’s obviously not easy but we play so good and everything comes together kind of like the mind and body comes together for week and feel like why don’t you do it like every week um so the expectations were a bit higher
First couple weeks after and then it was just nice afterwards was cool to go and play all the cool tournaments and can kind of choose where I want to play how was it you maintain your focus and momentum during the tournaments especially when facing challenges similar to those that you encountered
That Kenya last year um good breaking down like for me it’s always kind of keeping it as simple as possible and uh yeah when you feel like it’s a big challenge or whatever in the end it’s just golf and you just see a golf ball and it’s like nothing really happens let
Expect of a bit of disappointed or whatever um so I think if you break it down trying to keep it as simple as possible and just hit a shot walk hit another shot walk and then count together what’s coming out it’s kind of the easiest way for me and lastly
Looking forward now what are your goals and aspirations for the upcoming season and how do you plan to ensure that you achieve some of those goals towards the end of the I think for me definitely which is nice this year that I can um select my schedule a little bit better knowing I
Can get into the tournaments and kind of take it a bit more easy I would say last year played Super much and was kind of hyped to be on tour and playing every event and knowing all events television so definitely going to keep it a bit
Calmer this year and have a bit more time off to practice and kind of go fresh into the events and I just want to improve on every Parts a little bit Pro of go for well keeping all my kind of workouts and mental stuff in Balance all the time just contending for more
Tournaments and finish inside the top 10 with couple more couple more ties um but and just see what’s happening perfect best of luck this week reflecting on your performance last year at the Kenya open where you contended at the halfway stage but fac challenges over the weekend how did that
Experience shape your approach to subsequent tournaments yeah my for was there anything in particular that you learned from Kenya last year that helped you towards your first D World Tour when two weeks later in South Africa andly looking ahead what are your goals and aspirations for the season how do
You plan to ensure that you will achieve those goals come the end of the season top 10 of that’s lot wa thank you for much
