 » Recent Threads | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | » Lexi Thompson wins Honda LPGA Thailand |  With an opening round 8-under par, 64 Lexi Thompson jumped to the top of the leaderboard at the 2016 Honda LPGA Thailand. Thompson gave up the lead in round two, struggling to a second round even par, 72 but bounced back on Saturday with another round of 64 to take a 4-stroke lead heading into the final round. The 21-year-old never gave up her lead during the final day despite a chase from rookie In Gee Chun, going on to win by six strokes for her seventh career victory on the LPGA Tour. Read More » | | | | » Ha Na Jang wins Coates Golf Championship |  Ha Na Jang (-11) battled through rainy and cold conditions to win her first career Tour event in Ocala, Fla. Brooke Henderson (2) and Sei Young Kim (T3) were Jang's biggest challengers on the back nine but faltered down the stretch with disappointing three-putts that left Jang in the driver seat. Jang celebrated in the rain by turning her putter into a samurai sword, laughed and then immediately began to cry in the rain as her dad raced over to embrace her. Read More » | | | | » Hyo Joo Kim wins Pure Silk |  The first event of 2016 was one for the record books. Ha Na Jang made history during the third round of the Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic, holing her tee shot at the reachable par 4, 8th hole for the first albatross in LPGA Tour history on a par 4. Hyo Joo Kim captured her third title on the LPGA Tour with a final round 7-under par, 66 to win at 18-under par, two-strokes ahead of Stacy Lewis, Anna Nordqvist and 2015 champion Sei Young Kim. Read More » | | | | » Mi Hyang Lee wins Mizuno Classic |  Mi Hyang Lee stuffed her 3-hybrid approach shot from 190-yards on the fifth playoff hole to tap-in range for a birdie and victory at the Mizuno Classic. “It was my first playoff ever so before I started the playoff I was a little nervous,” Lee admitted. “I just kept playing and made pars and birdies and the other players played really good. It was exciting when I made Read More » | | | | » Inbee Park wins Fubon Taiwan Championship |  Rolex Rankings No. 1 Inbee Park was able to hold off a strong final round charge from Rolex Rankings No. 2 Stacy Lewis to capture the 2014 Fubon LPGA Taiwan Championship presented by Taiwan Mobile. “I think playing with Stacy, I really wanted to play well, and obviously being able to win the tournament was a great accomplishment,” Park said. “It was a tough day and I got nervous on every hole today even on the 18th hole.” Read More » | | | | » Shanshan Feng wins Sime Darby Malaysia |  Without the pressure of playing at home in her native China, Shanshan Feng tied for low-round of the day with an 8-under 63 to claim the 2014 Sime Darby LPGA championship. Thanks to a 6-under back nine, one that included an eagle on 16, Feng seized control of the tournament on the way to her fourth career victory.
Feng used the same 3-wood on 16 today that she also used for the magical approach into a hazard on 18 that hit a rock and bounced off the flagstick, setting up eagle en route to the 2013 Reignwood LPGA Classic last year. Read More » | | | | » Mirim Lee wins the LPGA Reignwood Classic |  At the end of a six+ hour round, Mirim Lee edged out both Caroline Hedwall and Stacy Lewis for her second career win, both coming in the last two and a half months. Lee was able to battle windy conditions and nerves to claim a surprising victory and add to an already incredibly successful rookie season. “I really didn’t think I would get my second win this quickly.” Lee said. “I was a lot more nervous this time than first time around. I think I made a few mistakes towards the end, especially on the 18th. I’m really happy I won the tournament, and it was good.” Read More » | | | | | » Stats |
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