Quick 18 with Sue Kim
Sue Kim answers 18 fun questions.
Each week throughout the year we will spotlight one LPGA Tour player and provide an in depth look into her life - both on and off the course. Up next in "This week is all about..." series is Stacy Lewis.
Sue Kim answers 18 fun questions.
Each week throughout the year we will spotlight one LPGA Tour player and provide an in depth look into her life - both on and off the course. Up next in "This week is all about..." series is Inbee Park.
One thing I learned from working at the LPGA in the past and from following current players on Twitter is that they’re never sitting still for very long.
Morgan Pressel took solace in the fact that her tie for third in last week’s Wegmans LPGA Championship was a vast improvement over what she had experienced recently.
As players record top-10 finish this season, we will post a listing of the clubs they had in their bag that week.
I was playing a par three with a pond in front of the green. My tee shot hit the green past pin high and spun back into the pond. I dropped my ball on the green side of the pond taking a one-stroke penalty. After making four on the hole I was told by my playing partners that I should have taken a drop on the tee side of the pond and not where I dropped. I crossed the hazard and thought I made a proper drop. There wasn't any drop area for the hole. When we finished the round I signed my scorecard and then was told that I was DQ for signing for a wrong score because of where I dropped the ball on the par 3. What's the ruling?