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The typically outgoing and energetic Sue Kim (@TheSueKim) was overcome with emotions after defeating Laura Kueny on the second playoff hole to secure her first Symetra Tour victory.

Laura Kueny fired a final-round 1-under 71 to capture her first Symetra Tour victory at the second-annual Symetra Classic.

Christine Song overcame a two-stroke deficit and outlasted a two-hole playoff to capture her third-career Symetra Tour victory at the Guardian Retirement Championship at Sara Bay.

Melissa Eaton snags her career-first Symetra Tour title at the Florida’s Natural Charity Classic after firing a final round 72 through gusty weather conditions.

Jaclyn Sweeney fired a final-round 5-under 67 in the midst of chilly temperatures and windy conditions to win the VisitMesa.com Gateway Classic at Longbow Golf Club.

Sara-Maude Juneau narrowly squeaked inside the Volvik Race for the Card top-10, earning the last LPGA card given on last year’s Symetra Tour, but look for this Quebec, Canada native to consistently post red numbers this year on the LPGA Tour.

Riverside Calif. native Nicole Smith was the epitome of consistency on last year’s Symetra Tour. Combine her consistency with her competitive drive and look for her to make an instant impact on this year’s LPGA Tour.

Karrie Webb, Lindsey Wright, Sarah Jane Smith, Katherine Hull and Michelle Ellis are just a few Aussies currently on the LPGA Tour but after finishing eighth on the Symetra Tour’s Volvik Race for the Card, Julia Boland’s name can now be added to the list.

Clearwater, Fla. Jenny Gleason is no stranger to competing with the best female golfers in the world on the LPGA Tour.

While most rookies on both the Symetra and LPGA Tour’s use their rookie season as a bit of an adjustment period, Mi Hyang Lee could be the exception.