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[Hound Dog LPGA] Winning Isn't Everything, Is It? - Hound Dog LPGA: I don't know how many women touring professionals there are in the world today - Rolex ranks 700 of them but I wouldn't be surprised if there are more than 1000 - but the larger that number grows, the better the Top 150 get. It is debatable how much better each section of the Top 150 gets as the pool grows larger (I believe most of the boost affects the bottom half of the group but all are boosted somewhat) but there is currently no evidence to the contrary.

[Golf Channel - News Archive] Creamer looks for second consecutive major - LPGA Tour - Golf News ...: She won her first LPGA event a week before going through high school graduation, and in her first Solheim Cup as an 18-year-old, she crushed Laura Davies (7 and 5) in an opening singles match that set the tone. Off the course, she is one of the most marketable players on the LPGA.

[The News As IT Happens] The News As IT Happens » Blog Archive » lpga golfer death: Questions have arisen about the LPGA golfer Erica Blasberg who was found dead Sunday in her Las Vegas home, and the police are not releasing any details. Nevada police refuse to release details surrounding the death of .

[Larry Olmsted] Is Sports Illustrated Golf Group Smoking Dope in the Office ...: Every week on the PGA Tour there is a tournament, some easier than others, with over 100 of the world’s best players teeing it up, several hundred rounds per week, many thousands each year - Nicklaus alone played over a thousand professional rounds - and that 59 has been shot exactly five times on the PGA Tor. The number of opportunities to win multiple Majors in much smaller, a tiny fraction of the chances for shooting 59, yet it happens much more frequently.

[LPGA.com News & Entertainment] A QUICK 18 WITH... - LPGA.com: The LPGA Championship has been won by 15 different LPGA Tour and World Golf Hall of Famers (Louise Suggs, Betsy Rawls, Mickey Wright, Kathy Whitworth, Sandra Haynie, Nancy Lopez, Pat Bradley, Patty Sheehan, Betsy King, Donna Caponi, Annika Sorenstam, Karrie Webb, and Se Ri Pak). Some players won it early in their career like Louise Suggs who took home the title in 1957 just two years after its inception.

[Mechelle Voepel] The LPGA Championship: Past, present and future « Mechelle Voepel: Fans/volunteers of a certain age who’ve been coming to Locust Hill for years probably know all of this Lopez history at least to some extent, because their knowledge of women’s golf is higher than would be the case in many areas. Last Thursday and Friday, they could even have seen Lopez –

[www.golfweek.com stories] Kerr wins LPGA by 12, locks up world No. 1: Kerr’s margin of victory beat the previous LPGA Championship record by one stroke set by Betsy King in 1992. Among all LPGA majors, the 12-stroke advantage is tied for second on the list with Babe Zaharias’ victory at the 1954 U.S. Open.

[HOT News Updates] LPGA lacks star power after Sorenstam, Ochoa departures | HOT News ...: No one seized the spotlight as much as the LPGA’s foreign contingent, including Sweden’s Sorenstam and Australia’s Karrie Webb (who have a combined five Open wins), Mexico’s Ochoa, South Korea’s Shin and defending Open champion Eun-Hee Ji, and Japan’s Ai Miyazato, a four-time winner this year.

[LPGA.com News & Entertainment] Pre-tournament Interviews - LPGA.com: Of note…Laura Davies can gain entry into the LPGA Hall of Fame with a win this week. She captured the Wegmans LPGA at Locust Hill County Club in 2001, her 20th LPGA career victory…Six LPGA T&CP members will tee it up this week, Jean Bartholomew, winner of the LPGA T&CP National Championship, Sue Ginter, Debbi Koyama, Charlaine Hirst, Lisa Grimes and Terra Posthumus…Rolex Rankings No.

[Hound Dog LPGA] ShopRite LPGA Classic Preview - Hound Dog LPGA: Does it amaze anybody else that in these down years for the LPGA schedule, they have a tournament opposite the US Open, or any PGA Tour major ? What happens when the schedule gets filled back up and Shop-Rite gets stuck opposite the US Open and some new kid on the block gets a prime week for viewers and they’re scrambling for scraps against the men ?

[CartoonExtra.com's Blog - Online Cartoon Movies] The Top 10 Female Golfers in 2008: She won the next two LPGA events, the CN Canadian Women’s Open and the Safeway Classic, the first to win three consecutive events since Annika Sörenstam in 2005. Also in 2007, Lorena became the first woman ever to earn more than million in a single season, surpassing Annika Sörenstam’s previous record of .

[SeoulSisters] Amy Yang: She Looks Like a Star « SeoulSisters: Among those five stars, however, was another up and coming Korean who has not yet reached their level of stardom, but who is nonetheless having a breakout season in 2010.  That player is Amy Yang, and watchers of the game have pegged her as a star in the making for several years.  Yang had a thoroughly impressive week in Pennsylvania.  By the end of the third round, in fact, she was tied for third, four shots behind Creamer, which earned her the right to play in the final group on Sunday.  She acquitted herself nicely in round four, demonstrating her mixture of power and touch around and on the greens to shoot an even par round and finish tied for 5th.  Johnny Miller, the noted commentator for NBC golf Majors, was suitably impressed.  After she drove the green on the short par 4 17th hole (using a 3 wood) and made eagle, Miller opined that Yang ”˜looked like a star’.  A hole later, he and the other commentators expressed their admiration of her ”˜effortless power’ and predicted big things for her.  Earlier in the week, one of the commentators mentioned that, among other players and caddies, Yang has become a player to watch.  Everyone seems to sense that this woman, who trains with the same coach as Korean legend Se Ri Pak (and who resembles Pak both in physical shape and style of game), is going to be a big star.  Perhaps that time is fast approaching!

[Golf Channel - News Archive] Cristie Kerr's rise to world No. 1 is a "really big deal ...: This is new terrain for the LPGA, where dominance has been a way of life and the fight for supremacy hasn’t involved more than two players in any one year in more than a decade. It was all about Annika Sorenstam in 1997 and ’98 with Karrie Webb taking over in ’99 and 2000.

[LPGA.com News & Entertainment] LPGA.com: Louise Suggs, Mickey Wright, Pat Bradley, Karrie Webb and Annika Sorenstam are the others. With a win this week at the RICOH Women's British Open, Inkster could become the second player in LPGA history to complete the career Super Grand Slam.

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