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Golf Channel · Aug 24, 2016

India's Ashok eager to prove Olympics were no fluke

India’s Aditi Ashok is in California this week trying to turn her Olympic momentum into an LPGA tour card.

Hardly waiting to catch her breath after stirring hearts with her dreamy start in Rio last week, Ashok flew to Rancho Mirage the day after the Olympics ended to begin her next big adventure. She will tee it up Thursday at Mission Hills in the first stage of LPGA Q-School.

“It’s my goal to play on the LPGA tour,” Ashok told GolfChannel.com in a telephone interview. “To be able to play here this week, where the ANA Inspiration is played, it’s so much fun. I played the Dinah Shore Course. I want to play it again next year, when the major is here, and so I’m really working hard to do that.

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