OLIVIA'S AIM IN 2013 - TOP TEN ON SYMETRA TOUR

FROM THE BBC SPORTS.COM WEBSITE
By Tim Pryor,
 BBC Radio Jersey

Jersey's Olivia Jordan-Higgins has confirmed she will compete in America's Symetra Tour again in 2013.

Jordan-Higgins, 24, finished 16th on the money list in 2012, missing out on a top-10 place which would have seen her gain automatic playing rights on the LPGA Tour.
She made over £18,000 from 16 events, making her the top-earning Brit on America's No 2 ladies' pro circuit which used to be known as the Futures Tour.
"I'm really pleased with my performance and overall I feel it's been a huge improvement from the first year," she told BBC Radio Jersey.
"I've felt a lot more relaxed but I know I've still got plenty to learn and so many more experiences to gain from. "I'm happy with the way things are and I've got to keep doing what I'm doing."
Jordan-Higgins, who played on the US women's college tour when a student over there, clinched two second-place finishes during the 2012 season but is still searching for her first title on the tour.
A year ago she failed in her attempt to qualify for a spot on the Ladies European Tour, but has now decided her immediate future lies in America.
"I'm going to go back to the Symetra Tour and aim for the top ten," she added.
"European Tour School's going on right now and I decided not to go this year.
"I just wanted to focus on one thing. I enjoy it out there [in America], I'm doing well, so I'm going to keep my mind on that for now and see where that takes me."
The Symetra Tour is set to resume for 2013 in February.