Sometimes I do rankings, as in my Best of the LPGA and Top Young Guns lists, that evaluate performance over a single season or over a career, respectively. But when I break down the LPGA according to numbers of wins, as I do in posts you can get to vi...
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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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Ji-Yai Shin outduelling Morgan Pressel, Morgan Pressel, Na Yeon Choi, Lexi Thompson, and Suzann Pettersen on Sunday at the Evian Masters means that it's time to update my June ranking of the best players on the LPGA with 7 or more wins, ordered by my t...
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Futures Tour rookie Jenny Shin won The International at Concord today, going 69-67-69 to finish at -11. But guess who roared from behind to almost take her 2nd FT title in a row? None other than Tiffany Joh, who fired a bogey-free 65 in the final rou...
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The LPGA has just updated its money list and here's what it looks like at the top as we head toward the LPGA's final major of 2010, the Women's British Open:1. Ji-Yai Shin $1.17M (1 win in 11 starts)2. Suzann Pettersen $1.05M (0 wins in 11 starts)3. ...
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I've been high on Amy Yang since she turned pro, mostly because of what I was reading about her at Seoul Sisters.com, picking her to finish the season the 19th-best player on tour in this year's LPGA Prognostication Derby. Well, Happy Fan, who founded...
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At the end of last year, Paula Creamer was ranked 6th in the Rolex Rankings, behind Lorena Ochoa, Ji-Yai Shin, Suzann Pettersen, Cristie Kerr, and Ya Ni Tseng. Over the course of the 2010 season, she dipped as low as 13th in the rankings, including la...
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With Meg Mallon retiring and Cristie Kerr and Paula Creamer not just winning but dominating back-to-back majors, it's time to update my June ranking of the best players on the LPGA with 7 or more wins, ordered by my take on their likelihood of more com...
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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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I wonder if we'll keep seeing this list grow over the rest of the season or whether it'll start shrinking, as more players graduate from it than join it? In any case, it's ranked by my best guess at who's most likely to get her next win the soonest.Mo...
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