Finally. It only took 5 shows to get someone who could compete on a somewhat competetive level. I hope she does well. I mean she's at the top of the Nationwide Tour of the LPGA, so she can compete. I have nothing but the best of luck to her.
Her "break of daylight" swing requires consistent rhythm. If she get's nervous it may get even quicker.
Fondy Golf - Rolling Meadows??? Whispering Pines?? or South Hills???
Let me ask you this...is it really necessary for her to wear skirts that are so short? I'm not trying to be mean, but some people have the right bodies for short skirts and some dont...she don't. She kind of bugs me in general.
I don't understand, our State Tournaments are so strict, does the LPGA not care anymore. I am also surprised some of the courses allow some of the outfits they do. Are there no regulations anymore on dress?
The LPGA is becoming more and more like a wet T-Shirt Contest.
Well they do jump into the water quite a bit.
When Annika won in Swedan, she jumped in with her mother and her sister, so yes it is a wet t-shirt contest, for the winners anyway.
I bet that's why Natalie did so well and almost won the Kraft Nabisco, the winner traditionally jumps in the water there, and I'd bet Natalie would be a very willing participant.
By the way, Ashley shot 77, 77 for a +10, and missed the cut by 8 shots.
Ironically she was 4th in the Futures Tour money list, with 3 or 4 events to go. The top 5 make the lpga tour. Ashley's participation in an lpga event could have cost her dearly on the Futures Tour run in, from getting her lpga tour card.
August 11th, 2006, 08:36 PM
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