Rose Zhang winning an LPGA title 13 days after a college championship is just incredible

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Hey, you: If you're not paying attention to what's going on with Rose Zhang, it's time.

Because we've got some Tiger Woods stuff going on here. I don't use that lightly, but it's true.

Because it was nearly two weeks ago that Zhang won a national title - a second one, mind you - for Stanford. That's right, 13 days ago, Zhang was a 20-year-old winning a second championship.

And then she won an LPGA tournament (the Mizuho Americas Open) on Sunday … in a playoff. How's THAT for pressure? That's the first win for a player making her LPGA debut since 1951.

Seriously. Time to pay attention.

So it's time to start following along if you haven't already.

Tiger did, on Twitter. So did a bunch of other PGA pros.

What we're witnessing here could be greatness if this keeps up. I know, I know: It's one tournament. She's only 20, and the pressure and attention on her may be sudden an A LOT.

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