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LPGA notebook: Kingsmill's major champion streak will continue
WILLIAMSBURG — In the eight years the LPGA has played at Kingsmill, the champion has always been a major winner. Paula Creamer and Jiyai Shin, who will resume their playoff on Monday after darkness halted it after eight holes on Sunday, both have...Tags: Golf, Anheuser-Busch, PGA Tour, Annika Sorenstam, Grace Park
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Top-ranked American Stacy Lewis contending again midway through Kingsmill Championship
Stacy Lewis is the top-ranked American in women's golf. She leads the LPGA Tour Player of the Year standings and has won twice this season. She owes her ascension, in large measure, to scoliosis. "I wouldn't be where I am, at this level, if I hadn't...Tags: Golf, LPGA, LPGA Tour, Kraft Foods Group, Inc., Scoliosis
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LPGA notebook: Shin's 62 doesn't guarantee victory
The LPGA’s history at Kingsmill indicates Thursday’s tournament-record 62 guarantees Jiyai Shin little. The previous record of 8-under-par 63 was established by Kim Williams in 2004 and matched six times. Of those seven players, only Cristie...Tags: LPGA, Golf, LPGA Tour, Sophie Gustafson, Kim Williams
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LPGA golfers revel in return as Kingsmill Championship starts
Serious competitive business begins Thursday, but no matter how they finish the LPGA's golfers are thrilled to be back. Golfers returned to the open arms of fans with gratitude this week as the LPGA Tour returned to Kingsmill for the first time since...
Tags: LPGA, Golf, LPGA Tour, Juli Inkster, Karrie Webb
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Could Augusta ever host an LPGA tournament?
WILLIAMSBURG — Mike Whan played Augusta National twice during the late 1990s. Shot 80 the second time, from the tips. Not bad for an 8-handicapper. Will the LPGA Tour that Whan directs ever play a tournament at this country's — the Old Course...Tags: LPGA, Golf, Masters Tournament, LPGA Tour, Condoleezza Rice
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Return to Kingsmill part of LPGA's revival
The Kingsmill Resort was built on beer. Anheuser-Busch purchased nearly 4,000 acres along the James River in 1969 primarily to house the brewery that continues to cranks out suds. Adjacent to the brewery, close enough to smell the suds fermenting,...Tags: Golf, Anheuser-Busch, LPGA Tour, Juli Inkster, PGA Tour
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Recovering from elbow surgery, Inkster returns to Kingsmill, a course she plays well
No LPGA golfer has a richer or longer Hampton Roads history than Juli Inkster. She won the 1988 Crestar Classic at Sleepy Hole and repeated in '89 at Greenbrier Country Club. She made every cut of the tour's first seven tournaments at Kingsmill. Still,...
Tags: Golf, LPGA, Lorena Ochoa, Betsy King, Safeway Inc.
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Lewis, Gulbis, Wie, Pressel, Inkster join LPGA at Kingsmill field
Two weeks before the LPGAis scheduled to tee off in Williamsburg, the top-ranked American player on the tour, Stacy Lewis, and four others announced their participation on Tuesday in a release. Lewis, Natalie Gulbis, Morgan Pressel, Michelle Wie and Juli...
Tags: LPGA, Golf, LPGA Tour, Se Ri Pak, Juli Inkster
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Brittany Lang, LPGA returning to Kingsmill with high hopes
Monday's media gabfest for the LPGA Kingsmill Championship was impeccably timed. The symmetry was accidental, but ideal nonetheless. Here's why: This week the LPGA Tour returns to Toledo for the Jamie Farr Classic, for 26 years among the circuit's most...
Tags: Golf, LPGA, LPGA Tour, Se Ri Pak, College of William and Mary
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Previous Kingsmill winners Kerr, Pak join field for September's LPGA tournament in Williamsburg
Previous Kingsmill champions Cristie Kerr and Se Ri Pak were among the players announced Tuesday who have joined the field for September's LPGA Kingsmill Championship in Williamsburg. Paula Creamer and 17-year-old Lexi Thompson also will be in the...
Tags: LPGA, Golf, LPGA Tour, Se Ri Pak, Sports
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Pettersen remains a headliner as LPGA prepares for return to Kingsmill
Na Yeon Choi won the U.S. Women's Open, carding an impeccable Saturday 65 in the process. Suzann Pettersen took off her clothes for ESPN The Magazine. Gee, wonder who got the most pub. Welcome to the last week of women's professional golf, which late...
Tags: Golf, Lorena Ochoa, LPGA Tour, Arts, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Top Americans endure frustrating Women’s Open weekend
The Downswing Golf BlogAt least Paula Creamer didn’t leave Blackwolf Run completely without accomplishment. A 2-over-par 74 on Sunday allowed the Isleworth pro to put up the first American flag on the U.S. Women’s Open leaderboard. “My No.1 goal is always to...
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