Why Lydia Ko's husband is now her caddie

I actually met my husband here in Hawaii, so it's kind of become a very special place for us. So, yeah, I think there's a lot of, you know, cool things and I'm excited to just come here, you know, even when I'm much older and not playing anymore, whether it's for golf or for leisure. Thank you very much. Just one last one, speaking of, so June must have passed the test at Evian, back on the bag this week, just what was the decision to put him on the bag and anything fun in store for you guys? Off the course maybe? Yeah, you know, like when I actually won in Kapolei, he actually came and watched me play and then I had my first win in three years, so some would say he's a bit of a good luck charm. You know, we had a great result in Evian and outside of finishing tied seventh, we just had a really good time and obviously he knows me really well and I struggled a lot on the golf course a couple of weeks ago when I was in Korea. It had been a while where I actually struggled that much with my ball striking and that week it was nice to have my, you know, one of my coaches, Siwoo, caddy for me because he would just kind of give me direct feedback and it's kind of the same for your June, right? You know, he's seen me through my highs and lows and because of that, I think he just knows me and sometimes if I'm tentative, he's the first one to call me out and be like, hey, like, what was that for? Like, why'd you do that? And I think he just keeps me very accountable, so it's nice to have somebody that just knows me so well, but it was more just because we thought it would be like a full circle moment and I asked Paul like months ago when I already had my schedule and was like, hey, like, do you mind? Just because I thought it would be just great memories for us and, you know, five, six years later we're back here at this event and, you know, no matter the result, we're going to have a good week, but I feel really comfortable having him there, so I feel like a good week coming.