Nov 3, 2011 | The Star Online
Two days of failure continues to propel Sorenstam to success
WEST PALM BEACH, Florida: Annika Sorenstam considers competing at the 2003 Colonial men's tournament a career-defining moment, even though she missed the cut.
Yani Tseng: Does She Need to Take on the Men to Prove Herself?
World No.1 Yani Tseng won the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China yesterday. The event, sanctioned by the Ladies European Tour , marked her 11th title of the season, making her the most successful golfer, male or female, of 2011.
Dynamic Duo Sorenstam, Pressel vs. PGA Tour Stars in 20th ADT Skills Challenge Presented by Tyco
PGA Tour Stars in 20th ADT Skills Challenge Presented by Tyco It will be Sorenstam's first professional competition since the LPGA's 2008 season-ending ADT Championship, a span of almost three years.
Navistar LPGA Classic: Granada maintains confidence in her game
PRATTVILLE -- Five years ago, Julieta Granada arrived in Prattville to be introduced as the first female golfer to win $1 million in a tournament.
Sirak: LPGA needs change as new season starts
The LPGA season begins this week at the Honda LPGA Thailand and continues next week with the HSBC Women's Champions in Singapore.
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