It's hard to believe this is my 4th preview of the Evian Masters, but of course it's the one I'm most excited about, as my favorite golfer, Ai Miyazato, is the defending champion and once again the top-ranked player in the Rolex Rankings. It'll be tou...
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I'm still trying to decide whether Paula Creamer's performance at Oakmont was actually more dominating than Cristie Kerr's at Locust Hill, and who is the best player in women's golf right now, but since I'm pretty indecisive, you're better off checking...
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Every year it seems there's a new Cinderella, usually American, who emerges early in the U.S. Women's Open. Think Michelle Wie, Stacy Lewis, Mariajo Uribe, Jean Reynolds--just to name a few recent ones. Well, go ahead and add Kelli Shean to that list...
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I haven't made the effort to identify who's responsible for the latest U.S. Women's Open preview from the Associated Press, but talk about using old talking points! The title: "Americans No Longer Dominate U.S. Women's Open." The theme: how badly Am...
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The biggest event in women's golf, the U.S. Women's Open, takes place this week at Oakmont Country Club in Pittsburgh, PA. Yup, the Oakmont where Hogan and Nicklaus each won an Open, where Miller had his famous 63 to win one of his own, the Oakmont th...
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Lorne Rubenstein has a talent for taking each positive the LPGA Tour has going for it and framing it as a negative. The LPGA is the best tour in women's golf, attracting the top golfers from around the world (except for a few who decide to play only i...
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Mika Miyazato interview 062210Originally uploaded by the_constructivist18Here's a picture I took right after my interview with Mika Miyazato came to a close yesterday morning at Locust Hill's media tent. The rain was drumming overhead, thunder was rum...
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Sal Maiorana is one of the great local golf writers, and he's going all out already this week with overviews of Locust Hill and the tournament history, profiles of Ai Miyazato, Ya Ni Tseng, and defending champion of the '09 LPGA Championship Anna Nordq...
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Having a Hall of Famer as leader in the clubhouse, as Se Ri Pak was following the end of morning play at the Bell Micro LPGA Classic, can be a little intimidating, particularly when it's being played on a course she's won on twice before. But don't tell that to
No time for more than a quick heads-up on the status of the morning groups in the 1st round of the Bell Micro LPGA Classic.Well, for one other thing. Do yourself a favor and read the tributes to Erica Blasberg by Lisa Mickey and to Irene Cho from Shan...
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