Posts Tagged ‘Angela Stanford’

American Angela Stanford and South Korean Song-Hee Kim share the 36-hole lead at 5-under-par 139 at the HSBC Women's Champions in Singapore.
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There are only 10 days left until the 2010 season kicks off at the Honda PTT LPGA Thailand on February 18th. Angela Stanford, ranked 10 in the Rolex Rankings, will be one to watch in the field. In 2009, Stanford had one victory, a total of 11 top-10 finishes, and lead the Tour in eagles with 13. Take a look back at Stanford's 2009 season.
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Pre-tournament interviews from Lorena Ochoa, Angela Stanford, Paula Creamer, Jiyai Shin, and Michelle Wie
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"Leading the Rounds Under Par category shows that my short game is getting better. I will usually have three to four birdies a round but I'm learning how to eliminate the big numbers and turn bogeys into pars. I'm getting up and down more for par and not using my birdies to make up for those bogeys."
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"I try to put myself in position to make as many birdies as possible. Sometimes in that process I have chances to make some eagles. I feel like I've been fortunate to have some opportunities to putt for eagles this year. The more chances I give myself the more I'm going to make. Of course luck plays a factor also!"
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Angela Stanford talks about her Mom's breast cancer, how it's affected her play, and the response she's gotten from other players on the Tour.
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Jiyai Shin won the P&G Beauty NW Arkansas Championship Presented by John Q. Hammons by defeating Angela Stanford and Sun Young Yoo in a two-hole, sudden-death playoff.
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Angela Stanford's tie for second at the CN Canadian Women's Open (70-65-69-70=274, -10) was helped along by an eagle in each of the weekend rounds.
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By matching donations from fans and by player performances at the CN Canadian Women's Open, title sponsor CN (Canadian National Railway Company) presented a $1.6 million check to the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation on Sunday morning, midway through the final round.
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Suzann Pettersen decided Saturday the lead was hers for the taking on Saturday at the CN Canadian Women's Open and, once again, maximized windy conditions. She was 5-under-par during the third round and moved from a co-leader position to the outright lead by five strokes at 14-under-par 199 (65-68-66) over Angela Stanford (70-65-69=204, -9). 
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