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• senec 254 Posts

  Mon, Aug 27 2012 5:50 PM

  Finally figured out how to put up a new post.Thank you for the help.

  I wanted to mention and see if anyone witnessed history this weekend.

  A young amateur girl of 15 years old beat all the top LPGA pros in the Canadian Open

  Her name is Lydia Ko.

  She was leading by one at the start of the third round and she never flinched.Shot a 67 and won by three strokes.

  Amazing!

  Great thank you speach afterward.The girl is something else.

  Check her out.

• SamanthaWho 3,403 Posts

  Mon, Aug 27 2012 6:33 PM

  truly an amazing young talent

• senec 254 Posts

  Thu, Feb 14 2013 8:06 PM

  Who's leading the first lpga tournament you say?Fifthteen year old amateur "LYDIA KO"

  -10 after the first round in Australia...Unbelievable talent indeed.

• Rockitch 1,022 Posts

  Fri, Feb 15 2013 12:52 AM

  That didn't make the news over here..... the kangaroos storming the courses did.

  :)

  R.

• alanti 10,564 Posts

  Fri, Feb 15 2013 1:14 AM

  I have been lucky enough to see her play, she is as astonishing talent and should and will dominate womens golf in the years to come. And as you say, a sweet young girl.I wish her luck for the future.

• senec 254 Posts

  Mon, Feb 25 2013 8:33 AM

  Poor girl...

  She is from thailand,playing in her country,17 years old,thousand of fans cheering.

  She only needs a bogey on the 18 th to win.It's a par five.

  Being young and fearless she goes for the green in 2,puts herself in a hole in the lip of the trap.Unplayable lie,one stroke penalty,4th shot passed the green on a very elevated area.

  Tries to be too delicate on the 5th,stays on top...3 more shots,finishes with an 8 and does'nt even go in a play off.

  All cameras zooming to see her cry...

  Poor girl....

• senec 254 Posts

  Sun, Mar 17 2013 4:16 PM

  How about that ruling on saturday.Stacy Lewis is in a trap,she discusses with her caddie about the sand and how it is hard and how her club might react to the sand.Her caddie steps into the trap,feels the sand by walking a bit but with one foot, sorta swishes a little bit from left to right.Can't do that!!!

  She found out at the end of her round and after viewing the tape with officials and her long time caddie;that she was going to get a two stroke penalty.So instead of being two shots behind the leader,she is four shots behind.

  I'll let you know how everything turned out on sunday. 

• senec 254 Posts

  Sun, Mar 17 2013 7:23 PM

  Stacy Lewis won.

  She is No 1 player in the world!!!

• senec 254 Posts

  Sun, Mar 24 2013 10:45 AM

  In the third round this saturday,a little bit of contreversy that maybe only I saw.

  Paula Creamer is playing a ferocius competion for the lead in  the Kia open with Beatrice Recari.On a par 3 Paula is playing first, make's her shot onto the green;walk's back toward her caddie handing him her iron and while her caddy is cleaning the club,Beatrice's caddie walk up real close to them and shamelessly tries to take a peak at what iron she used.

  Checked it out in slow motion,and it was a treat to see Paula's face when she noticed.

  She did'nt look very happy at all!!!

  She still gave him a hug on the 18th.

  Love the LPGA!

   

• borntobesting 9,751 Posts

  Sun, Mar 24 2013 11:06 AM

  senec:

  In the third round this saturday,a little bit of contreversy that maybe only I saw.

  Paula Creamer is playing a ferocius competion for the lead in  the Kia open with Beatrice Recari.On a par 3 Paula is playing first, make's her shot onto the green;walk's back toward her caddie handing him her iron and while her caddy is cleaning the club,Beatrice's caddie walk up real close to them and shamelessly tries to take a peak at what iron she used.

  Checked it out in slow motion,and it was a treat to see Paula's face when she noticed.

  She did'nt look very happy at all!!!

  She still gave him a hug on the 18th.

  Love the LPGA!

   

  Nothing wrong with a player trying to sneak a peak at what club a fellow competitor used. The rule is you can't ask what club was used or tell a fellow competitor what club was used.