Paula Creamer, Inbee Park, Angel Yin

8:29 a.m. – 1st Tee

This week, Paula Creamer makes her third appearance at the Indy Women in Tech Championship where she’s looking to find a spark in what has otherwise been a difficult stretch. The former major champion has missed the cut in her last four starts and last played the weekend at the Evian Championship, where she finished T55. She will play the first two rounds in Indy alongside Inbee Park and Angel Yin. Park is making her first LPGA Tour start since the AIG Women’s British Open, where she missed her first cut in 2019. However, that early exit was a blip in what has otherwise been a solid stretch for the Hall of Famer, who finished inside the top 10 in her three prior starts. Yin arrives in Indy amid a busy stretch which included representing the U.S. at the Solheim Cup in Scotland. This week, she will be making her third appearance in Indy, where she finished T5 in 2018.

Brittany Altomare, Ariya Jutanugarn, Jennifer Kupcho

8:40 a.m. – 1st Tee

Brittany Altomare rolls into Indy with momentum on her side following a third-place finish in her last start in Portland and a successful debut for Team USA at the Solheim Cup. She’ll look to build on that success this week in Indy where she’s struggled in prior starts, having missed the cut in 2017 and finished T68 in 2018. She will play alongside Ariya Jutanugarn and Jennifer Kupcho in Indy. Jutanugarn remains in search of her first win of 2019 despite having come close to victory throughout the year with nine top-10 finishes. Brickyard Crossing Golf Club is a track that has favored the long-hitting Thai, who finished T7 in 2018. Kupcho makes her debut in Indy and will look to build on the early success she has achieved in her rookie season with two top 10s so far this year.

Lydia Ko, Bronte Law, Sung Hyun Park

8:51 a.m. – 1st Tee

Lydia Ko returns to Indy where she finished runner-up in 2017 and hopes to break through for her first win of the season. The former Rolex Rankings World No. 1 is coming off a T15 in her most recent LPGA Tour start in Portland and has recorded four top 10s in 2019. She is grouped with Bronte Law and defending champion Sung Hyun Park for the opening rounds in Indy. Law is looking to build on the momentum of having been a part of the victorious European Solheim Cup team as she makes her third appearance in Indy, where she recorded her best finish in 2018 with a T12. Park returns to Indy as a two-time winner in 2019 and looks to successfully defend a title for the first time on Tour.

Shanshan Feng, Charley Hull, Lexi Thompson

1:36 p.m. – 10th Tee

The last three months have been a rollercoaster for former Rolex Rankings World No. 1 Shanshan Feng, who returned to the winner’s circle for the first time since 2017 with her victory in July at the Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic. She followed that win with a runner-up finish at the Evian Championship, but then missed the cut in her next two starts. Feng will look to get her game back on track this week in Indy, where she finished T21 in 2018. Feng is grouped with Charley Hull and Lexi Thompson for the first two rounds. Hull has had a busy few weeks, having been a member of the victorious European Solheim Cup team at Gleneagles before getting married last week. She returns to the LPGA Tour this week in Indy where she will make her debut and a first Tour start since finishing T24 at the Ladies Scottish Open. Thompson returns to Indy where she has plenty of positive memories, having won the inaugural event in 2017. Thompson is coming off a missed cut in Portland, but a victory in Indy would give her a second win in 2019.

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