Congratulations on winning the PNGA Player of the Year.
Jisoo Keel, a member of the Canadian National Developmental Team, had a memorable 2011 that included wins at the Canadian National Future Links Pacific Championship and the Canadian Junior Girls’ Championship, Juvenile Division. Jisoo also notched a pair of runner-up finishes at the Canadian Junior Girls’ Championship and the BC Junior Girls’ Championship. A 3rd place finish at the Canadian Women’s Tour event at Squamish Valley, BC, where she was the low amateur, and her Round of 16 finish at the U.S. Junior Girls’ Championship highlighted an outstanding year for Keel. For her extraordinary play, Keel was awarded the Top Amateur of the Year Award on the Canadian Women’s Tour. Jisoo is also 2nd on theTour order of Merit.
The PNGA Player of the Year candidates are nominated by the various state and provincial golf associations that comprise the PNGA (Alaska, Alberta, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington), and are selected by a vote of the PNGA Championship Committee and members of the Northwest Golf Media Association. Awards are annually given in the six different categories: Men’s, Women’s, Senior Men’s, Senior Women’s, Junior Boys’, and Junior Girls’. The awards are officially presented at the PNGA Annual Meeting in the spring.
Jisoo has had anoother incredible year in 2011 winning the Canadian Juvenile Girls Title and numerous other titles climbing to the number one spot for Junior Girls in Canada. The high point of her season was playing in and making the cut in the Womens LPGA Canadian Open at 16. I am so proud of your work ethic and determination Jisoo. You have what it takes to be one of the best in the world in golf and life.
Congratulations to Jisoo on her 2011 victory at the CN Future Links in Victoria BC and her course record 66 and third place finish in the CN Womens Pro event at Squamish. Not bad for a 15 year old! 
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