Paula Creamer ties Sorenstam while Wie lags behind at Samsung; Arnold Palmer calls it quits
Annika Sorenstam sits atop the leaderboard at 6-under along with Sophie Gustafson and Paula Creamer after the second round of the Samsung World Championship. Women’s British Open champion Sherri Steinhauer is one shot off the lead after shooting a 67, while Lorena Ochoa and Karrie Webb are a shot off the lead. Michelle Wie shot a 72 to sit eight shots off the leaders …
A tearful Arnold Palmer said he would retire from playing competitive golf after withdrawing from a Champions Tour event early in the first round. Palmer, 77, hit two balls into the water on the fourth hole of the Administaff Small Business Classic, then said he was withdrawing because of a sore lower back. He continued playing with his threesome of Lee Trevino and John Mahaffey but did not keep score, saying he finished the round for the fans who came to see him …
Tiger Woods announced he would not enter the Funai Classic at Disney, meaning he likely will not play again until the season-ending Tour Championship …
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After all, shouldn't she be "dominating" the women on these "shorter" courses?
Remember, MW has been proclaimed the best golfer ever (and that was several
years ago) and now she is 17, no longer a mere "child". How's this, MW played
her best at the beginning of the year and it wasn't good enough to win....
now, she's playing at her normal level... anyone ever consider that! Or finally,
MW is really as good as everyone says... HOWEVER, there are many ladies on
the LPGA are just as good if not better. Wow, what a concept!!!!
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