Here at the Golfer Supremacy Rankings will freely admit that we've become almost an exclusively pro-Lorena Ochoa rankings system over the past year or so. And why not? The talented young Guadalajara native has been everything one could want from the No. 1 female golfer. Nonetheless, fans of Annika Sorenstam aren't just quick to point out that their charge not only was more dominant than Ochoa, but still may be. This weekend, Sorenstam showed she still has the game to go with the name.
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Combining the skill of golf with the white-knuckle betting of Texas Hold 'Em poker, the World Series of Golf is returning to Las Vegas May 12-15 at the Paiute Golf Resort. Up to 125 amateurs - including some of the biggest names in poker - will compete for the top prize of $250,000. "For any golfer who's ever said 'I'd bet anything that I can make this shot,' now is his chance to prove it," said World Series of Golf President Terry Leiweke.
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After Tiger Woods won the '98 Masters by about 30 shots, Tiger-proofing was born. Augusta National lengthened the course, added trees, sped up greens and basically did everything it could to keep the long-driving Woods from completely dominating. Well, Augusta National has accomplished it's goal - it has completely suck-ified the tournament.
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In 2003, feminist activist Martha Burk led a protest on Augusta National to publicize the men-only membership policies at the club. Five years later, many golf and Augusta fans sit back in the false knowledge that Burk didn't accomplish anything. But Burk, and the facts, disagree.
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Here at the Golfer Supremacy Rankings, we take into account many factors in ranking a golfer: Personality, fashion sense, wit, charm, temper and more. These traits are fed into the jumbo GSR Supercomputer, and voila , we have our rankings. Of course, like us, the GSR Supercomputer is dazzled by displays of greatness.
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