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Christina Lecuyer is a former professional golfer, television personality, and current mindset and confidence coach. She is recognized for her appearances on golf-related television programs, such as The Big Break, and for her work helping individuals across various industries improve their confidence and mindset.
Early Life
editChristina Lecuyer was born in Edmonton, Alberta. She was introduced to the sport of golf at a young age, growing up on the Westlock Golf Club, where her father served as the head golf professional and superintendent. Lecuyer's family has strong ties to golf, with her father becoming a member of the PGA of Alberta, and her younger brothers, Ryan and Steven, achieving success in amateur and professional golf.[1] In 2003, Ryan won the Canadian Junior Boys Golf Championship[2] while Steven secured back-to-back victories at the Vancouver Open in 2022 and 2023.[3]
Lecuyer's involvement in golf began at the Derrick Golf and Winter Club, where she worked as a teenager, played money games, and got a quick education on how to play by watching others.[4] Lecuyer quickly progressed through the amateur golf circuit in Edmonton and later secured a full scholarship to play collegiate golf for the University of Central Arkansas (UCA).[5] While at UCA, Lecuyer won five tournaments, was a three-time All-Conference selection, and earned an All-American selection. She was also named a second-team Academic All-American by ESPN The Magazine. In 2005, Lecuyer led her team to victory in the Gulf South Conference championship and qualified for the 2006 NCAA Regionals.[4]
Golf Career
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After completing her collegiate career, Lecuyer transitioned to professional golf, competing in various mini tours across North America. She reached the final stage of LPGA qualifying school on three consecutive occasions.[5]
Her performance on the course, characterized by powerful drives and a commanding presence, led to multiple appearances on popular television programs, including participating in numerous Golf Channel series[5][6] and co-hosting Swing Clinic with Jimmy Hanlin of FOX Sports.[1]
Lecuyer's most prominent television appearances were during her time on The Big Break, where she competed in both the Ka'anapali and Dominican Republic seasons. In Ka'anapali, Lecuyer finished in 4th place and in the Dominican Republic, she made the winning putt for the girls team.[5] Her success was covered by several media outlets, including NBC Sports, ScoreGolf, and Arkansas Money and Politics, among others.
Following her television success, Lecuyer was frequently invited to play golf with corporate executives. These interactions evolved into informal coaching sessions where Lecuyer offered business and personal development advice.[4] During this period, Lecuyer was navigating personal challenges of her own, including struggles with low self-esteem and a reliance on external validation. As she pursued her own self-development, she applied the insights gained to her coaching sessions with executives. This process of growth and mindset improvement eventually led to her transition from professional golf to a career in confidence and mindset coaching.[4]
Although Lecuyer retired from professional golf, she continues to participate in philanthropic golf events, contributing to various charitable causes.[7][8][9][4]
Coaching Career
editBuilding on her experiences, Lecuyer established a coaching business aimed at helping individuals achieve clarity and success in both their personal and professional lives.[10] Her coaching framework, titled "Decision, Faith & Action" has been instrumental in helping a wide range of clients, including executives, entrepreneurs, athletes, and stay-at-home parents, overcome self-doubt, build confidence, and realize significant success.[11] Lecuyer's coaching emphasizes the importance of personalized, long-term accountability, and combines mindset work with strategic planning to foster sustainable self-trust and confidence.[12]
Lecuyer's contributions as a coach have been widely recognized, and in 2020, she was named among the top confidence coaches.[9] She has also delivered keynote speeches and workshops for Fortune 500 companies, high school teams, and various professional organizations.
Podcast
editIn 2021, Lecuyer launched the Decide It's Your Turn™ podcast, where she interviews a diverse range of guests, including Grammy-nominated musicians and corporate leaders. The podcast focuses on redefining success and achieving personal fulfillment across all aspects of life, with Lecuyer leveraging her own experiences to inspire her audience. Early guests on the podcast included ten-time Grammy nominee Jamey Johnson, Fox News host Tomi Lahren, and Netflix CMO Bozeman Saint John.[13][14][15]
Lecuyer has also appeared as a guest on several top-rated podcasts where she shares her expertise in building confidence and self-development. Some of the shows include Experible with Krati Mehra[16], Earn Your Happy with Lori Harder[17], The Best You Podcast with Nick Carrier,[18] and Uncut & Real Raw Podcast with Clinton Anderson[19].
References
edit- ^ a b Young, Rick (November 6, 2015). "The Multi-Talented Christina Lecuyer".
- ^ https://heritage.golfcanada.ca/the-canadian-junior-boys-golf-championship/
- ^ "Steven Lecuyer wins the 2023 PGA of BC Kal Tire Order of Merit | PGA of British Columbia". pgabc.org.
- ^ a b c d e Hale, Tyler (March 19, 2020). "Living in the Uncomfortable: Christina Lecuyer Redefines Success for Herself". AMP.
- ^ a b c d "Local golfer Christina Lecuyer to star on another television series | Edmonton Sun".
- ^ https://www.nwahomepage.com/news/fox-24-news-at-7-arkansan-christina-lecuyer-swings-big-in-golf-channel-competition/
- ^ "Ken Duke & Friends". First Tee - Florida Gold Coast. November 28, 2023.
- ^ "TEE PARTY: First Tee backers chip in to keep club open to kids | Arkansas Democrat Gazette". www.arkansasonline.com. April 17, 2011.
- ^ a b Agency, Boost Media (August 17, 2020). "The Top 10 Confidence Coaches To Be Following in 2020". GlobeNewswire News Room (Press release).
- ^ "WATCH | Golfer turned confidence coach, Christina Lecuyer, talks 'finding your why' | Hot Springs Sentinel Record". www.hotsr.com. August 31, 2024.
- ^ "Christina Lecuyer, Confidence Coach | Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy". www.flagandbanner.com.
- ^ Whiting, Michelle (February 1, 2023). "Meet Top Confidence Coach, Christina Lecuyer".
- ^ "10-Time Grammy-Nominated Singer-Songwriter Jamey Johnson". Apple Podcasts.
- ^ https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/0b5d6284-bdab-42b1-a477-23aa00f979eb/episodes/49581c51-8966-429b-b537-7d491265b649/decide-it's-your-turn%C2%AE-the-podcast-how-the-truth-makes-you-unstoppable-with-tomi-lahren
- ^ "How To Live Life Urgently with Bozaman Saint John | Decide It's Your Turn™ Podcast". July 6, 2023.
- ^ "Christina Lecuyer's Guide to Building a Successful Business". June 5, 2023.
- ^ Harder, Lori (April 30, 2020). "531. Decide it's your turn - with Christina Lecuyer". Lori Harder.
- ^ Carrier, Nick. "Christina Lecuyer - Building Your Internal Validation". www.nickcarrier.com.
- ^ "Christina Lecuyer - Uncut and Real Raw Podcast, Ep #7". April 17, 2023 – via YouTube.