Blog: Local Knowledge
- LPGA members still trying to earn cards in Japan
- RICHMOND, Texas -- The 2010 LPGA schedule was released here Tuesday and the fact it contains only 23 or 24 events, depending on how you do the math, explains why several LPGA members are...
Blog: Editors' Blog
- Inbee the veteran
- She's just 19, the youngest ever to win a U.S. Women's Open, but to those of us who pick Ryan Herrington's brain on the subject of junior golf, she's a veteran. Way back in 2003,...
- Making The Solheim Cup Bigger -- And Better
- Ron Sirak has a way to broaden the scope of the biennial competition
- Sirak: LPGA/Longs Drugs Challenge
- Kim is latest Korean to follow Pak's lead
Blog: Editors' Blog
- Slow Play Again
- Majors bring out the annoyance in you, gentle readers. And your leading pet peeve is slow play, your comments propulsed by the recent Golf World story on the topic. Below a couple of your letters,...
Blog: Local Knowledge
- LPGA facing an exodus?
- The word filtering out of Japan is that a significant number of Asian LPGA members are trying to secure Japan LPGA playing privileges for 2010. This makes complete sense for a variety of reasons. First,...
- Ginn Tribute: Second Round
- Karrie Webb and Sophie Gustafson tied after 36
- Sirak: Ten Years After
- Inbee Park, inspired to try golf after watching fellow Korean Se Ri Pak in 1998, follows in her idol's footsteps with a dominating victory at the U.S. Women's Open
- Ginn Tribute: Seon Hwa Lee Wins In Playoff
- When Gustafson collapsed and Webb missed a three-footer in a playoff, Seon Hwa Lee walked through the open door a winner
- Ginn Tribute: Third Round
- Gustafson takes control with a six-shot lead after 54 holes



















