Archives for: April 2008
Apr
27
Annika Sorenstam takes advantage of Paula Creamer's mistakes and Lorena Ochoa's absence to win her 71st victory
1 feedback »Annika Sorenstam edged out Paula Creamer in a one-hole sudden death playoff to pick up her 71st victory today at the Stanford International Pro-Am, her second win of the season.
After Thursday's first round, Sorenstam called the course "silly tough."… more »
Apr
21
Lorena Ochoa showed she's perfectly capable of a come-from-behind win this weekend at the Ginn Open. Entering the weekend a stroke behind rookie Yani Tseng, she went seven under on Saturday, three under on Sunday to make up all the ground she needed and… more »
Apr
19
After winning four of her five tournaments this season, it's getting to the point where the big news isn't when Lorena Ochoa is ahead, but when she's not.
"It's nice to be a few shots behind," Ochoa said yesterday after her second round at the Ginn Op… more »
Apr
13
While Tiger Woods grinds at the Masters, Lorena Ochoa enters Corona Championship final round with a seven stroke lead
5 feedbacks »I don't really need to write the rest of this blog, you got the main dope right there in the headline.
That's right, Lorena Ochoa shot three consecutive 66s and is entering the final round of the Corona Championship with a seven-stroke lead over curre… more »
Apr
07
Sports writers love a good storyline. And in the world of golf, the storyline this season has been "Will Tiger win the Grand Slam?"
Personally, I think we might see not just one Grand Slam this year, but two.
That's right, two Grand Slams. One for… more »
Apr
05
The final round of the Kraft Nabisco looks to be a race?we've got a top ten that features Lorena Ochoa, Cristie Kerr, and Annika Sorenstam, all ready and waiting to take a dip in Champions Lake. Ochoa is holding off the rest of the pack with a one-stro… more »

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