I really enjoy my time at the house and when I have an off week then it’s really exciting to be back at my house.” Now I have a home here and it feels more like home for me. I got a lot of presents from my friends, so I really enjoyed playing with the new like technology machines. My house was empty, so the last off weeks I filled it with furniture. “When I go to practice with her and friends, always happier,” said Chun. It has paid dividends, taking pressure off her when it comes to a rigorous travel schedule and offered a retail therapy outlet. Earlier this year, Chun bought a house near good friend Sei Young Kim in the greater Dallas metropolitan area. Perhaps a contributing factor to her newfound comfort is creating a base in the United States. I think without them, I could not get back to normal In Gee.” Now my ears are more open, so I really appreciate them. “When I faced depression, my parents and friends and my coach they tried to help me a lot but I could not hear what they said, so I hurt them. I have a good balance like in golf and my life. I don’t think about the result, just stay present and it helps me a lot. “Now, I’m trying to make golf more enjoyable and I trust myself. I felt like I had to make the right result but I couldn’t made it, so I couldn’t enjoy the process and couldn’t enjoy golf,” said Chun, a two-time major champion. “I think all athletes work hard, and I did too, but when I tried working hard it gave me more pressure. Off the course, she has grappled with depression and self-worth. On the course, the competitor in her wants to again find the winner’s circle, a place that has eluded Chun since the 2018 LPGA KEB Hana Bank Championship. In recent years, it has been a battle on and off the golf course for In Gee Chun.
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