I am using csv-parse in node.js (sync api) to parse a csv into a js object. Everything is working great except I'm having a lot of trouble accessing the first key value pair.

If I console log the resulting object I get

```
//object scorecard
{
  'PlayerName': 'Par',
  CourseName: 'Lismore Park Wanaka',
  LayoutName: 'Mid 2020 (New Hole Numbering)',
  Date: '01-07-21 12:44',
  Total: '55',
  '+/-': '',
  Hole1: '3',
  Hole2: '3',
  Hole3: '3',
  Hole4: '3',
  Hole5: '3',
  Hole6: '3',
  Hole7: '3',
  Hole8: '3',
  Hole9: '4',
  Hole10: '3',
  Hole11: '3',
  Hole12: '3',
  Hole13: '3',
  Hole14: '3',
  Hole15: '3',
  Hole16: '3',
  Hole17: '3',
  Hole18: '3'
}

```

Trying to access PlayerName I get undefined, I'm assuming because PlayerName is in quotes (this object is made by csv-parse). scorecard.PlayerName and scorecard['PlayerName'] don't work. However, if I use..

```
let keys = Object.getOwnPropertyNames(scorecard) 
console.log(scorecard[keys[0]])

```

I do get the desired result of Par.