by donald McAllister
Paula Creamer is an ambassador of women's golf. She probably won't win 60 tournaments, can't be a Curtis Cup member or Captain, and probably won't be in the WGHOF. Sound like someone in the golfing world? Carolyn Cudone has the credentials seen above and should be in the WGHOF but has not been nominated, more's the pity.

by Marilyn Carman
I must say, I wouldn't ever think of Paula Creamer as a dork. She is lovely and certainly played the game of golf well over the weekend. She is a joy to watch and I am pleased she is getting good reviews. Plus, like you pointed out, she has the intiative to be herself. I wish her many, many successes.
Marilyn Carman
Dallas, TX

by Dick Galvin
An excellent story on Paula Creamer. She does seem to be a well grounded LPGA player who is happy to play and realizes the importance of the fans and volunteers. A thought came to me as I read the article. There is a trend to look at the parents as villains in many cases (i.e. O'Hair and Wie) but Paula's success also must be about her parents and the values that they instilled in her. A future article could be about her parents and the GREAT job they have done.

by Carl Johnson
It's fun to watch someone having fun.
Carl Johnson
Charlotte, NC

by Tom Furlong
I live at BulleRock and became a big Paula Creamer fan at this past McDonald's LPGA Championship. Everything anyone heard about was the flap over Michelle Wie and her rude withdrawal from Annika's tournament. Annika alluded to a lack of class (re:Wie's lack). This would never be something Paula would be embroiled in. She has style, class, she's adorable, AND SHE CAN PLAY with the best out there.
Way to go, Paula. Can't wait to see you win at BulleRock next spring.....
Tom Furlong
Havre de Grace, Md.