Amy Bockerstette, LPGA*USGA Girls Golf and LPGA Leadership Academy alumna, makes history when she became the first golfer with Down syndrome to play in a college championship.

Next on the tee from @PVCCPumas, @AmyGolfsNDances!

As of this morning, @LPGA-@USGA #GirlsGolf & LPGA Leadership Academy alum Amy is the 1st person with Down syndrome to compete in ANY national collegiate athletic championship. @NJCAA

We’re so proud of you, Amy!! 👏💖 #DriveOn pic.twitter.com/gqTqezAr40
— LPGA*USGA Girls Golf (@LPGAGirlsGolf) May 10, 2021

Amy Bockerstette becomes 1st golfer with Down syndrome to play in college championshiphttps://t.co/xi7C5BhfsX
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) May 12, 2021

"I got this."@AmyGolfsNDances making history and loving the game at the @NJCAA Women's Golf National Championship 🥰

A thread 👇 pic.twitter.com/H0A3FNCYY6
— LPGA*USGA Girls Golf (@LPGAGirlsGolf) May 11, 2021

What a swing 😍

ICYMI: Amy is now the first person with Down syndrome to compete in ANY national collegiate athletic championship. pic.twitter.com/OwbfUYs9WG
— LPGA*USGA Girls Golf (@LPGAGirlsGolf) May 12, 2021

"He’s the best father ever… and I think my dad is the best caddie ever."

Joe Bockerstette is always there to support his daughter, Amy. pic.twitter.com/xCojGdWmCh
— LPGA*USGA Girls Golf (@LPGAGirlsGolf) May 11, 2021

Trending on Social: Amy Bockerstette Continues to Make History

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