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Thailand’s Srisawang Matures As Young Pro In America
At the LPGA’s 2006 Sectional Qualifying Tournament in Venice, Fla., NONTAYA (“NET”) SRISAWANG made her introduction to golf in America official when she finished as co-medalist of the Florida Q-School. She was a teenage rookie then, wearing a Thai-beer sponsor on her logoed shirt and a smile that perfectly expressed ... More>> 
Morris Retired From Competition, But Not From Golf
There was a familiar face out on the practice range two weeks ago at The Golf Center at Kings Island in Mason, Ohio. Thirty pounds lighter, smiling and healthy, LPGA and Duramed FUTURES Tour alumna MARIANNE MORRIS was watching the swings of this year’s young talent and keeping an eye open for fellow native of Middletown, Ohio, second-year professional CARLING COFFING. More>>
Jean Reynolds Wins Again, Retakes Top Of Money List
She’s small, but mighty, even when the famous Chicago winds whipping across Lake Michigan blew up to 30 mph during Sunday’s final round of the $100,000 Horseshoe Casino Classic at Lost Marsh Golf Course in Hammond, Ind. But JEAN REYNOLDS knew everybody else was struggling in the wind. She also knew the key to winning on the “target-golf” Lost Marsh course was hitting fairways and greens. More>>
O'Neal Comes Up Short In "Big Break" Finale
She made it to the final match of the Golf Channel's "Big Break Prince Edward Island," but Duramed FUTURES Tour alumna Blair O'Neal came up short against Derek Gillespie of Oshawa, Ontario. O'Neal finished at 2-over 38 in her nine-hole match against Gillespie, while he scored a 1-under-par 35 to win the $100,000 grand prize. "Derek played great and I did my best, but it wasn't good enough," said O'Neal, who left professional golf in 2006 to pursue a professional modeling career. |
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