She emphasizes that exposure to pro-level tournaments is crucial for gaining confidence and feeling more prepared for a potential full-time professional career.

In a recent rapid-fire interview, Ganne shared insights about her golf journey, including her goals, her nerves, and her bucket-list tee times.

Ganne discusses the differences between amateur and professional golf, highlighting the longer, more intense schedules and the different atmospheres, which she is eager to experience more.

She describes her experiences in professional golf as exciting and is adjusting to the faster pace and more competitive environment.

Megha Ganne, the U.S. Women's Amateur champion and 21-year-old golfer, is currently competing in the LPGA's FM Championship at TPC Boston, near her hometown, with a tee time on Thursday at 1:43 p.m. ET, and coverage on Golf Channel from 3 to 6 p.m. ET.

Ganne recently won her first USGA title at Bandon Dunes, marking a significant milestone early in her career, and is now gaining valuable experience in professional tournaments.

Having played in six LPGA events, Ganne is aiming to make her second cut, seeking to build confidence and experience in her professional career.

At 21, she is balancing her burgeoning golf career with personal milestones, such as helping her sister move into Harvard and enjoying local Boston cuisine.

Ganne emphasizes the importance of riding the highs and lows of golf and staying focused on her progression toward turning professional.

Currently in Boston, she is also participating in the LPGA’s FM Championship with a sponsor’s exemption, while managing her personal life.