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 [Home Page] THE WEEK IN REVIEW (4/28 - 5/4): Zimbabwe’s Denis Watson won his second Champions Tour title of 2008 at the FedEx Kinko’s Classic, but received more than a little help from his countryman, Hall-of-Famer Nick Price. Price, who began Sunday with a two-shot lead over Scott Simpson, and Loren Roberts, appeared to have things well in hand through 14 holes before logging stunning back-to-back double-bogeys at the 15th and 16th, essentially giving away the tournament. 

 [Monroe County Fire Wire] 2008 Wegmans LPGA:  Radios, (Radios will be assigned at the medical trailer.  All other radios must be turned off and left at Medical trailer or Rigs.

[Waggle Room] Reflections on Sunday: About Paula Creamer, aside from her relative lack of distance off the tee (she's still getting out hit by the likes of Inkster, who was winning tournaments before Creamer was even born), I keep thinking that she has been fighting the ghosts and pressures of her rookie season. When you come out firing the way she did, the expectations are pretty high.

 [tees2greens] Paula Creamer Clinches Title in a Playoff: Inkster, who turns 48 next month, had a chance to become the oldest winner in LPGA Tour history, and she hit the ball well enough to win. But she missed five putts inside 10 feet on the first 11 holes, and after making the clutch 18-footer on the 18th for a 70 that got her into a playoff, she didn’t give herself any good looks on the two extra holes.

 [OTB Sports] Lorena Ochoa wins 4th consecutive LPGA tournament: - Lorena Ochoa became the first LPGA Tour player in 45 years to win four tournaments in consecutive weeks. Ochoa shot a 3-under 69 in the final round of the Ginn Open on Sunday and beat rookie Yani Tseng by three strokes .

 [Home Page] THE WEEK IN REVIEW: For three days, it looked as though the 2008 Token Homemate Cup might represent something of a coronation for Japan’s Ryo Ishikawa, as the 16-year-old phenom (a J Tour winner as a 15-year-old amateur in 2007) was a 54-hole co-leader with rounds of 68-67-72 at Nagoya’s Token Tado Country Club. But looking to claim victory in his first J Tour event entered as a professional, Ishikawa stumbled on Sunday, making three bogeys and two doubles over his first 11 holes to blow himself out of contention before adding three late birdies to tie for 5th. 

 [Tees2Greens] Louise Friberg Gains Maiden LPGA Title: With the generous and on-going support of Volvo Car UK, we are committed to developing our Amateur pages, featuring regular profiles, interviews and tournament news from both the men’s and women’s amateur game. Another innovation has been our Business pages, which provide the magazine with a unique angle on business-related stories, along with regular features from our resident experts on golfing memorabilia (Kevin McGimpsey), betting (Jeremy Chapman) and motoring (Anthony ffrench-Constant).

 [preciseSports] Friberg wins MasterCard, 1st LPGA title: Sweden's Louise Friberg won her first LPGA Tour title in her fourth career start, closing with a 7-under 65 on Sunday for one-stroke victory over Taiwan's Yani Tseng in the MasterCard Classic.

[Sport Tarot] Friberg wins MasterCard, 1st LPGA title: Mexico's Lorena Ochoa plays out of a bunker on the 3rd hole during the LPGA 2008 AP - Sweden’s Louise Friberg won her first LPGA Tour title in her fourth career start, closing with a 7-under 65 on Sunday for a one-stroke victory over .

[Lasts information] julie inkster: Paula “Pink Panther” Creamer, 21, beat her good buddy, 47-year-old Julie Inkster, on the second playoff hole to win the SemGroup Championship at the Cedar Ridge Country Club, Broken Arrow, OK. Sunday’s putting for the Pink Panther …

 [Belize Tours Fishing Mayan scuba] Friberg edges Tseng in Mexico for first LPGA Tour win: On Sunday, the LPGA Tour rookie woke up to win her first tour title, closing with a 7-under 65 for a one-stroke victory over Taiwan's Yani Tseng in the MasterCard Classic. "I'm just happy to get throu...

[FootJoy Blog] Four Consecutive for Lorena; Boo Defends in Hilton Head: 1 Lorena Ochoa became the first U.S. LPGA Tour player in 45 years to win four LPGA tournaments in consecutive weeks on Sunday, firing a final round 3-under 69 to win the Ginn Open. Ochoa, who has now won five of her first six events to begin the season, finished with a 19-under 269 total to shatter the tournament’s 72-hole scoring record by seven on her way to a three shot victory.Ochoa, who wore her trademark white custom Classics each of the four rounds, began the day with a one shot lead but was trailing after narrowly missing birdie putts on Nos.

 [a blog by christopher donahue] A Follow Up-Post: First is about the lovely ladies of the LPGA. I fortuitously tuned in just in time last night to watch my girl Paula win the LPGA’s SemGroup Championship by beating out Hall of Famer, Juli Inkster, on the 2nd playoff hole.

 [Editors Blog] How Many Can She Win?: For now, Lorena's season is sure looking to be better than Annika's. Except for the Ginn, she has runaway with the lead on her way to victory.

 [Ara Sports] Friberg storms back in Mexico to win first LPGA title: Ochoa, a budding national hero who has introduced much of her country to golf, has won 18 LPGA tournaments but struggled to seal the deal at home, with just one victory in seven Tour starts in Mexico.

 [Hourly Updated Hot News Blog] Friberg wins first LPGA Tour title (AP): Mexico's Lorena Ochoa plays out of a bunker on the 3rd hole during the LPGA 2008 AP - Sweden’s Louise Friberg won her first LPGA Tour title in her fourth career start, closing with a 7-under 65 on Sunday for a one-stroke victory over .

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