Sara and Elsa Diaz enjoy a special bond that includes older sister Sara’s role as Elsa’s agent. And when we’re in Mexico, we’re very American.” When we are in the United States, we’re very Latin. You get to choose what you like about two cultures. “When you live in two different countries, you get two different points of view. The transition brought the siblings closer and they quickly learned English. I remember asking my father, who grew up in California and knew the language very well, ‘When am I going to learn it? When is it all going to sink in?’”Įlsa, Sara and their brother Adolfo would sit around the kitchen table staring at homework that made no sense to any of them. “I remember what the English sounded like when I didn’t understand anything. “I came in middle school, and it was a difficult transition,” Sara said.
The transition wasn’t easy, as they knew no English. There is no golfer Sara is more passionate to help and promote than her own sister.ĭespite being born in the United States, the siblings were raised speaking Spanish in Mexico until they returned to the United States when Elsa was 7 and Sara was 11. When I look at PGA Tour, I think, of course, you need Sara. “And Sara understands the Latin culture very well. “I think with Sara being my older sister, she has always taken care of me. “I feel like we fit in the roles very well,” Elsa said. Now, Elsa continues chasing her dreams of becoming a regular on the LPGA Tour while Sara manages her career and works to help promote Latinos on the PGA Tour. Golfer Elsa Diaz is working her way toward the LPGA Tour. Each used their golf experience to earn scholarships to pay for their college education. They fundraised, competed and climbed up the youth amateur ranks. Adolfo Diaz got them involved with First Tee competitions in San Antonio, knowing the game would be good for his girls in business and could help make college affordable. Sara and Elsa Diaz have been together since their dad first taught them the sport almost two decades ago.
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I don’t know how other player/agent relationships are, but for Sara to do that for me is something that is very valuable for a professional golfer.” “If I need a little more help or more time, she will adjust to that. “Whatever I am going through emotionally or physically, she always changes our course,” Elsa said. The Diaz sisters then call each other at other times in the day to discuss clothes, friends and their family. Professional golfer Elsa Diaz ends each phone call to her manager, who doubles as her older sister Sara, with an “I love you.” They schedule weekly meetings to solely discuss golf.
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