Kerr On the hunt
For elite players like Cristie Kerr, simply being good isn’t enough.
Rolex Rankings No. 10 Ai Miyazato returns to Rogers, Ark., seeking to defend her second...
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Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers, Arkansas will be the backdrop for this week’s Walmart NW...
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The world’s best female golfers, including 18 players in the top 20 Rolex World Rankings and...
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2012 Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year So Yeon Ryu was recently announced as an honorary...
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For elite players like Cristie Kerr, simply being good isn’t enough.
Yani Tseng is the most marketable female athlete in the world, according to a recent listing by SportsProMedia. Tseng is rated 10th in the annual listing of the top 50 most marketable athletes, with positions one through nine men. It was the 23-year-old Tseng’s first time in the ranking.
LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan sat down with Rick Horrow on Bloomberg TV’s Sportfolio on Wednesday to discuss the growth of the LPGA, the Tour’s approach to corporate partnership, Lexi Thompson as a rookie, and the state of his own golf game.
Tune in to Bloomberg TV tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern to see LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan on Sportfolio, the weekly sports business show hosted by Rick Horrow on Bloomberg Television.
Rolex Rankings No. 27 Azahara Munoz held off Candie Kung to win 2&1 in the final match of the 2012 Sybase Match Play Championship and become a Rolex First-Time Winner on the LPGA Tour.