"I dedicate this goal to my family and to all my staff who have never stopped believing in me” says Lucrezia.
We are beyond thrilled to share and celebrate BIG news with you! Chervò Team Ambassador Lucrezia Colombotto Rosso has clinched a pass for the 2020 Olympic Games, Tokyo, 4 to 7 August.
Idolizing Mexican Professional Golfer since childhood, Lorena Ochoa, Lucrezia has crowned one of her biggest dreams. After years of sacrifices, training and tournaments around the world, she is determined to raise the Italian flag to the top. It will be her inaugural year at the Olympics. On the Kasumigaseky Country Club, the Italian proette will be amongst 60 players who will compete for the gold medal in Tokyo. Participating in the Olympic Games represents the pinnacle of her career, the desire of every athlete, a dream cultivated since childhood.
It will be her inaugural year at the Olympics. On the Kasumigaseky Country Club, the Italian proette will be amongst 60 players who will compete for the gold medal in Tokyo. Participating in the Olympic Games represents the pinnacle of her career, the desire of every athlete, a dream cultivated since childhood.
“Going to Tokyo is yet another demonstration of how much self-confidence and hard work always pays off in the end. Honestly if five years ago they had told me that I would have participated in the Olympic Games I would have been very skeptical. But in the end, I proved myself and I know I can compete amongst the best proette in the world. Golf had to wait more than a century before returning to the Olympics. The last appearance was in Saint Louis in 1904 and in Paris in 1900.
Only in August 2012 the Olympic Committee declared the great comeback with 63 votes out of 90. Matteo Manassero, a Chervò Team ambassador, represented his golf colleagues with a magnificent speech. He had convinced the skeptics of the quality of the project.
Now, for Lucrezia, it’s time to fly to Japan with her eyes set on the gold medal. After all, there's no definitive timetable to achieve your dreams. Just never stop believing.
