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[Pro Athletes Only] Ochoa Leaps To Win After LPGA’s First Major Of 2008: Ochoa (68-71-71-67) fired a final-round 5-under-par 67 on the Dinah Shore Course and distanced herself from the late-charging duo of Annika Sorenstam (71-70-73-68) and Suzann Pettersen (74-75-65-68), who also tied for second at this event in 2007. Ochoa maintained a bogey-free round with five birdies on holes one, two, eight, nine and 10, where she sealed the deal with a 40-foot birdie putt.

[pimblr.com] Ai Feng: Truth be told, Pressel was handed her lone 2007 win thanks to the careening collapse of Pettersen at the season’s first major, and while Creamer won twice, the victories were separated by nine months. Compared to top guns like Ochoa and Pettersen, both are pea shooters off the tee, particularly Pressel.

 [Home Page] KRAFT NABISCO CHAMPIONSHIP: Suzann Pettersen (Norway)  (14-1): Hasn’t played well thus far in 2008, with nothing better than a 15th at the Fields Open to show for four LPGA starts. 

[WP Sport News] Ochoa wins, Webb slips: Ochoa became the first woman to win consecutive major golf titles since Sorenstam in 2005 by opening and closing the front nine with back-to-back birdies and adding another at the 10th before closing with eight pars.

 [Golf International Magazine Online] Annika Sorenstam Begins Quest to Return to No.1: Pettersen is hoping to continue her success after a breakout season last year when she won five times, including the LPGA Championship. She finished second to Ochoa on the money list with more than $1.8 million, nearly doubling her career earnings.

[Shlink Lincoln Sports] SP Authentic RC Top 25: March 2008: Every month Shlink Lincoln Sports Golf Card Review will be breaking down the Top 25 SP Authentic Golf Rookie card sales.  As a dedicated collector of SPA Golf Rookies I keep a close eye on the eBay market.  Rankings are not based on price alone as there must be at least two sales per month for a card to qualify.  Notable single card sales are listed at the end of the rankings.

 [Welcome To GolferGab.com] This Week in Golf - April 3rd through April 6th: Pettersen went on to have a career year, winning her first five titles as well as finally picking up her first major at the McDonald’s LPGA Championship in June. But the season may be remembered most for the tournament she didn’t win.

 [Daily Updated Hot News Blog] Roundup | Ochoa repeats in Samsung - Seattle Times: By AP Winner Lorena Ochoa of Mexico reacts after making a birdie putt Sunday at the LPGA Samsung World Championship. PALM DESERT, Calif.

[TURN GOLF INTO BUSINESS] Wie Bad: My 2 cents prediction is that she’ll put her game face back on and compete on the LPGA Tour in the years to come. Whether she does or doesn’t, the women of the LPGA Tour are more fun to watch than ever before.

[LPGA News Blog] Lorena Ochoa Rallies to Win Safeway: Wearing a green shirt and white shorts to honor her homeland, the Mexican star shot a 4-under 68 to rally past Pettersen (66) for her 10th tour victory. After Ochoa holed a short birdie putt on 18, an impromptu fiesta broke out on the green with her family and members of the grounds crew.

[Prestiva Blog] Webb moves to second in the world: Webb’s runner-up finish in last week’s LPGA Championship to Norway’s Suzann Pettersen was enough to put her second behind Mexican Lorena Ochoa. After winning five tournaments last year to revive her stuttering career, Webb has been .

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