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[England Golf by Fairway Golf] Laura Davies CBE: She is a member of US based LPGA Tour and a life member of the Ladies European Tour. She needs only one major victory or two regular tour wins to enter the LPGA Hall of Fame.

 [lulu] Review of Annika Sorenstam wins 70th LPGA Tour title, ends long ...: Annika Sorenstam won the season-opening SBS Open for her 70th LPGA Tour title and it had been a long time that she was not the winner since September 2006. The 37-year-old Swedish star，has finished with a 10-under 206 total since her rookie season in 1994.It was her second straight win in Hawaii.

[Pro Athletes Only] Sorenstam Wins LPGA’s SBS Open, Claims 70th Career Title: Sorenstam won the season-opening SBS Open for her 70th LPGA Tour title and first since September 2006, birdieing two of the last three holes Saturday for a 3-under 69 and two-stroke victory.

 [News: Moldova.org: Sport] Kuehne leads on LPGA Tour: She shot a bogey-free, 5-under 67 at the Turtle Bay Palmer Course to take a one-shot lead over Jacqueline Yang. Those at 3-under 69 included Christie Kerr, Sherri Steinhauer and Wendy Ward.

[Golf Holiday Latest News] Annika Sorenstam to Participate in 2008 Monday After the Masters: The professional golf field has always been well represented with Arnold Palmer, Tom Kite, Andy North, Woody Austin, J.B. Holmes, Ricky Barnes, Rich Beem, Lee Elder, Robert Gamez, Charley Hoffman, Billy Kratzert, Mark Lye, Troy Matteson, Jim McGovern and Erica Blasberg having participated in past years.

 [Home Page] THE WEEK IN REVIEW (2/11 - 2/17): It took Annika Sorenstam exactly one week - a paltry three rounds - to prove rumors of her injury-related 2007 demise greatly exaggerated.  Beginning her 2008 schedule a month earlier than usual, Sorenstam indeed appeared fully recovered from the back and neck injuries that curtailed her 2007 campaign, logging critical birdies at the 16th and 17th holes en route to the third-round 69 that clinched a season-opening victory at the SBS Open.  Sorenstam began the day in a 1st-place tie with former University of Arizona star Erica Blasberg at 137, went out in one-under-par 35, then added a birdie and bogey at the 11th and 12th before putting things on ice with her two late birdies.  Blasberg, who’d never finished better than 18th in an LPGA event, closed with a disappointing 74 but still managed a tie for 8th, her 93 putts over three rounds nullifying a fine ball-striking effort that saw her hit nearly 80% of the greens.  Rookies Jane Park and Russy Gulyanamitta, and veteran Laura Diaz tied for 2nd, two behind Sorenstam, while two more young stars, Angela Park and Japan’s Momoko Ueda tied for 5th, three behind the winner.  Also notable was the solo 7th logged by 19-year-old Korean star Ji-Yai Shin, who does not have official status on the LPGA Tour (and was not listed in the pre-tournament field) but continues to demonstrate the makings of a world-class future.  But for now, it was, once again, all about Annika”¦

 [Tees2Greens] Kelli Kuehne Leads with Opening 67: Since its launch in 1997, Golf International has forged a reputation as the standout quality title in golf publishing. The caliber of columnists, writers, players and coaches is unrivalled, while the design and layout of the magazine separates it still further from the competition.

 [General Golf Talk] Favorite season of The Big Break?: The twelve hopefuls (including Bart Lower) were taken to Scotland's Carnoustie, and the Old Course in St Andrews to compete for exemptions into two European Tour events (the Algarve Open de Portugal and the Celtic Manor Wales Open), an endorsement deal with Bridgestone Golf, a two-year lease on a Ford Explorer, and a $5,000 gift card from Dick's Sporting Goods. The Golf Channel made this a competition between players from the United States and Europe, much like the Ryder Cup.

 [Golf for Beginners] Mickelson answers putting question, Tiger Woods tenaciously ...: e., "Q" school, and attempt to become a bonafide member of the LPGA, in the same manner as Annika, Paula, Lorena, Morgan, and hundreds of other LPGA tournament WINNERS did?

[WP Sport News] Ochoa confident of championship win: In trying to repeat as champion, Pressel will be trying to accomplish what only one player has been able to do - Annika Sorenstam in 2002-2003.

 [My Shaklee Blog] Sports Nutrition: Top Golfers have been using Shaklee nutrition for quite some time to play their best, train harder, and recover faster. Notable athletes using their products include Annika Sorenstam, Laura Diaz, .

 [Nationwide flood insurance] Sport - Stupples relishes big time: When she won her maiden title at the start of the year, setting a new all-time scoring record of 22 under par winning the Welch’s/Fry’s Championship in Arizona, she wept on the 18th for “all the years of sacrifice”.

[Golf News - Golf Equipment Reviews - Golf Stuff Review Blog] Want to Know were most PGA and LPGA Players live ?: He had played a practice round with club members Mark O'Meara and Ian Baker-Finch as a teenage amateur and enjoyed the outing, despite the fact that O'Meara dropped a tidy little 63 on him. Woods' new management firm believed the California native needed a tax break and someplace to get started.

 [Golf for Beginners] Oui, Wie! Michelle uses another LPGA exemption for Evian Masters ...: Of course ,when she DQ'ed last year, when she missed all those PGA cuts, when she got her lunch handed to her at last year's Publinx, when Brittany Lincicome thrashed her in match play, and when she withdrew at the John Deere, there were reams written about how close she came accompanied by hundreds of pictures, Maybe the media only pay attention to her is when her game isn't there.

[Atlantic Insight] Another National Championships …Canadian Womenâ€â™s Amateur Golf ...: Stars of this year’s Canadian Amateur event include Erica Bennett, from Dieppe who recently won the Canadian University Championship. The last time Greater Moncton hosted this tournament, Lori Kane was a player and she went on to win a number of tournaments on the U.S. LPGA Tour.

[Jetsettersblog] Executive Women’s Golf Retreat: ORLANDO - Laura Baugh, Golf Channel personality and LPGA veteran, will team up with Brad Brewer for the inaugural Shingle Creek Executive Women’s Golf Retreat, October 5-8, 2006, at the new Rosen Shingle Creek resort in Orlando.

 [Ruminations from the Cart Barn] Weekly Odds & Sods: (USA won, Team Canada finished 3rd). The course was in spectacular condition and playing without the 25 MPH wind from Friday’s third round. Our women’s team finished runner-up to the US squad. Laura Matthews has been a dominant amateur for the past few years with a couple of National titles to her credit. She shot 2-under yesterday to cap off a so-so week. However it was Stephanie Sherlock who pushed the two US girls all week and played some of her best golf.

 [fairwaysandgreens.com] Zach Johnson Featured Tonight on New Season of Golf Fitness Academy: Dave Phillips is a PGA Professional and consistently listed among GOLF Magazine's Top 100 Teachers.  Considered to be one of the world's premier instructors, Dave applies his expertise in computerized swing analysis and biomechanics to create a clear picture of what happens during the golf swing.  Born in England and raised in Africa and Australia, Dave has had the unique experience of playing with and instructing some of the game's greatest golfers worldwide.

[建筑博客] Timeline Of Golf History, 1353 - 2003: Mickey Wright sets the LPGA 18-hole record with a 62 at Hogan Park GC in the Tall City Open. Norman Manley, an amateur from Long Beach, Calif., scores holes-in-one on two successive par-4s at Del Valley CC, Calif.

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