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Year's first major, the Kraft Nabisco, is anyone's game

Saturday April 5, 2008 | 23:12:07 242 words, 1767 views
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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-stroke lead. If she wins this thing, she’ll have a 75% win percentage on the season, having already picked up two wins this year out of three starts.

Ochoa’s been taking the rest of the LPGA to school this season with some seriously muy grande victory margins. In February she beat Annika by eleven to win the HSBC Women’s Champions; last weekend she won the Safeway International by seven. Is the rest of the field finally saying “enough already"? Or will she go on a tear tomorrow and win by another double-digit margin?

Don’t discount Suzann Pettersen, who shot a blistering -7 in today’s third round to rocket herself up the leaderboard from T62 to T9, and is now just four strokes off the lead along with Sorenstam.

Or Karrie Webb, lurking just out of the top 10, helped along by a hole in one today on the eighth.

Not so’s you’d know much of this if you’re watching TV—with a paltry two hours a day of coverage, you’re better off, as reader UK Wendy discovered, following the action online.

Tune in to CBS 3-6 pm tomorrow to watch the finale. Or just watch the leaderboard here.

Comments:

Comment from: Wendy (UK) [Visitor] Email
I'm really, really hacked off. My 3 favourites currently at the top of the leaderboard and it will all be over by the time I get TV coverage at 11.00 p.m. I know it's a futile gesture, but I shall send a "stinger" to CBS/Kraft on principle. Size 3 shoe on it's way (don't know what that is US equivalent, but please no-one bother to give me age/shoe size comparisons as I'm not in the mood) - now where did I stow those metal studs?
Permalink 04/06/08 @ 15:40
Comment from: Oliver Sudden [Visitor] Email
I think Lorena is head and shoulders above the other LPGA players now. In another golf blog I said I thought she is better by a wider margin than Tiger is better than the other men. If I'm not getting on the bandwagon too soon I expect record breaking performances this year and in the future. She hits it long, she hits it close. She missed a lot of shortish putts this week and still won easy. And any problems with choking seem to be behind her.
Permalink 04/06/08 @ 21:46
Comment from: Shanks [Member] Email · http://www.travelgolf.com/blogs/shanks
She doesn't slam clubs, curse out photographers or hock a bunch of loogies all over the course either.
Permalink 04/07/08 @ 15:34

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