Posts Tagged ‘Stroke’

Rolex Rankings No. 5 Yani Tseng and No. 28 Katherine Hull fired first round 4-under par 68's to lead the RICOH Women's British Open at historic Royal Birkdale Golf Club in Southport, England. They hold a one-stroke advantage over Brittany Lincicome, Amy Yang, Sun-Young Yoo and France's Anne-Lise Caudal. Rolex Rankings No. 11 In-Kyung Kim and No. 12 Michelle Wie stand two behind Tseng and Hull. A host ...
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Yes! Golf's Mollie putter reminds me of the sort of putter that skilled players prefer: heel-shafted, flanged blade, big price-tag. Even the grip is classically inspired: a semi-pistol style with a very flat, almost paddle-like top/front. If Mollie fits your stroke, she will perform admirably. In short, this is a classic, player's putter design, augmented with Yes! Golf's C-Grooves and new multi-material technological upgrades ...
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With a final round three-under 69 and a total of 266=67-67-63-69 (-22), Cristie Kerr won the rain delayed LPGA State Farm Classic. This is Kerr's 13th LPGA Tour career victory. Finishing one stroke back was two-time Tour winner Anna Nordqvist.
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Ai Miyazato carded 63-72-71-67=273 (-19) to win the Tres Marias Championship in Morelia, Mexico, defeating Stacy Lewis by just one stroke.
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With her victory at the Kraft Nabisco Championship, Taiwan's Yani Tseng moved into the second spot in the Rolex Rankings just .53 points behind Lorena Ochoa. The 21-year-old edged Rolex Rankings No. 4 Suzann Pettersen by one stroke to win the first major championship of the 2010 – and second of her young career – on Sunday at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, ...
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With a 69-71-67-68= (-13), Yani Tseng earned her second major championship victory and third LPGA Tour career victory at the Kraft Nabisco Championship. Tseng beat out Suzann Pettersen by one stroke to be able to take the ceremonial jump into Poppy's Pond.
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"The Heavy Putter continues to win over Tour players worldwide with its innovative weighting technology, which automatically creates a more stable and reliable stroke," said President and CEO Stephen Boccieri. read more
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Germany's Anja Monke won her third Ladies European Tour title at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco on Saturday, closing with a three under 69 for a one stroke win over Carin Koch of Sweden.
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The pair grabbed a one stroke lead on the Kodak Challenge field during the first tournament of the 2010 PGA Tour season. Hole #18 at The Plantation Course is the first of 30 holes this season. read more
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Australian Nikki Garrett leads the field of 105 players at the 2009 LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. Garrett posted a five-under 67 on the Legends Course at LPGA International where the tournament takes place through December 6th. Sitting one stroke back is 2009 European Solheim Cup Team member Gwladys Nocera.
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