- Member of the Symetra Tour for the 2021 season - Secured her second professional win at the 2020 Women’s All Pro Tour Kingwood Island Championship - Best Symetra Tour finish in 2020 was T11 at the FireKeepers Casino Hotel Championship - Finished 19th overall in the 2019 Symetra Tour Official Money List. Best result in 2019 (Symetra Tour) – 2nd Zimmer Biomet Championship - Notable amateur career. Won four collegiate tournaments in her four years with the Texas A&M Aggies. Two time member of the world amateur team championship team (2016, 2018) - Member of Team Canada Amateur squad from 2015-2018
Q: What are some of your nicknames?
Mads, Madster
Q: How did you get into golf? Explain.
I got into golf when I was about 7 years old and my dad brought me out one day to just hang out with him and I really liked it so they put me in a summer camp and I liked it even more so I got a personal coach and stuck with it every since.
Q: How do you mark your golf ball?
I mark my ball with a Canadian quarter and on the back it has the breast cancer symbol and it’s a reminder of my Nana who beat breast cancer.
Q: Do you have any siblings?
I have a younger sister Ellie.
Q: What was the last book you read?
Looking for Alaska
Q: Who would play you in a movie about your life?
I would love to have Blake Lively play me in a movie.
Q: What is something most people don’t know about you? Any hidden talents?
I played soccer for about 10 years when I was younger and loved it. I am also learning sign language.
Q: What exercise do you dread the most?
I dread doing burpess.
Q: What was the last picture that you took on your phone?
A picture of the new purse I just bought!
Q: What is the best thing about your hometown?
I love that we have so many little boutiques downtown so there is always something new to shop for.
Q: Do you have any superstitions?
I have a lot of superstitions like wearing my hair a certain way on a certain day or what shoes I wear.
Q: What is the most surprising thing in your golf bag?
An index card with the Serenity Prayer on it.
Q: If you could have a walk-up song on the first tee box, what would it be?
When It Rains It Pours by Luke Combs
Champion – 2020 Women’s All Pro Tour Kingwood Island Championship
T11 – 2020 FireKeepers Casino Hotel Championship
2nd – 2019 Zimmer Biomet Championship hosted by Nancy Lopez (Symetra Tour)
T4 – 2019 Island Resort Championship (Symetra Tour)
2nd – 2018 Women’s Porter Cup
2nd – 2018 NCAA Austin Regional
Champion – 2018 Dale McNamara Invitational (NCAA)
Champion – 2018 The Bruzzy Challenge (NCAA)
2nd – 2018 Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational (NCAA)
T5 – 2017 SMU Trinity Forest Invitational (NCAA)
T2 – 2017 UTSA Maryb S Kauth Invitational (NCAA)
4th – 2017 ORU Lady Maxwell (NCAA)
2nd – 2017 Jim West Challenge (NCAA)
Champion – 2017 B.C. Women’s Amateur Championship
Champion – 2017 Women’s Western Golf Association Championship
T5 – 2017 SEC Conference Championship (NCAA)
Champion – 2017 Dr. Donnis Invitational (NCAA)
T2 – 2017 The Dickson (NCAA)
T2 – 2017 Seminole Match-Up
T3 – 2016 Schooner Fall Classic (NCAA)
Round of 16 – 2016 Women’s North & South Amateur Championship
Round of 16 – 2016 Women’s Western Golf Association National Championship
7th – 2016 SEC Women’s Golf Championship (NCAA)
Champion – 2016 Florida State Match-Up (NCAA)
Champion – 2015 Investors Group Ontario Women’s Amateur
Quarter-finalist – 2015 British Ladies Open Amateur
2nd – 2015 SEC Championship (NCAA)
T3 – 2015 Rebel Intercollegiate (NCAA)
T5 – 2015 Arizona Wildcat Invitational (NCAA)
2nd – 2014 Jim West Challenge (NCAA)
T4 – 2014 Alamo Invitational (NCAA)
T4 – 2014 The Schooner Fall Classic (NCAA)
3rd – 2014 “Mo”Morial (NCAA)
Champion – 2014 Texas State Individual Champion
T15 – Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympics
Champion – 2014 AJGA Thunderbird International Junior
Champion – 2013 Royale Cup Canadian Junior Girls Championship
Champion – 2013 CN Future Links Ontario
Participant, 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup
Team Canada member – World Amateur Team Championship (2016, 2018)
First Team All-American (2015, 2017, 2018)
Winner – Women’s National Order of Merit (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)
First Team All-SEC (2014-16)
Player of the Year – Golf Journalists Association of Canada (2015)
Second Team All-American (2014-15)
Ball: Titleist ProV1
