With a little over three months till the tournament's startup date, I'm having increasingly strong doubts this tournament will be played. With every day that passes, I think my view is well justified. First of all the tournament is listed as TBA on the...
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This post is a follow-up to yesterday's rundown of where the LPGA's various races--for money-list title, for Player of the Year, and for the Vare Trophy (for lowest scoring average)--stand. And an update of my speculations from 3 months ago on who has...
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As I noted at the end of last season, the LPGA's rookie class of 2010 is thinking more globally than most previous classes, with some of their best players attaining dual memberships on the LPGA and LET. Azahara Munoz has a big lead on Amanda Blumenher...
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Jennifer Song and Alexis Thompson, fresh off Team USA's Curtis Cup victory, make their professional debuts this week, Song at the Duramed Tour's 1st major, the Tate & Lyle Players Championship and Thompson at the LPGA's ShopRite Classic. From there, t...
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Maria Hernandez finished birdie-birdie to overtake Kristie Smith for her 1st professional victory yesterday on the LET. She leapfrogged to the top of the Rookie of the Year race over many who've been playing much more regularly on the LET:
1. Maria Hernandez €52.50K
2. Kristie Smith €50.78K
3....
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I'm still too sad to write any more about Lorena's retirement, but wanted to pass along what I think have been the best looks back at Lorena'a career.Lisa Mickey's memories of Lorena's amateur and Futures Tour years (and check out reactions from curren...
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It's not surprising that the SI Guys focus on Ji-Yai Shin, Suzann Pettersen, Ya Ni Tseng, and Michelle Wie as potential #1s on the LPGA after Lorena Ochoa retires. I've seen Cristie Kerr and Paula Creamer mentioned, as well. But I'd suggest it's goin...
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Last week on the LET/ALPG, it was Laura Davies who got her 73rd worldwide win in New Zealand; this week, it was Karrie Webb who got her 46th overall and 7th at the ANZ Ladies Masters on the strength of a 64-61 weekend performance that brought her to -2...
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The last few months, I've been telling anyone and everyone who will stick around here for longer than a paragraph that Ai Miyazato is poised to have a breakout season in 2010. I'm talking Player of the Year quality here: multiple wins, including a ma...
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