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Win Autographed Gear From Paula Creamer
TaylorMade has just brought to my attention a new contest in which people can enter to win autographed gear, signed by TaylorMade staff pro and recent winner of the Women’s US Open Paula Creamer. Contestants have a chance to win either a signed TaylorMade staff bag, R9 SuperTri Driver or Ghost Putter. Simply go to… »
Paula Creamer Wins with Bridgestone B330-RX
At Oakmont Country Club last weekend, LPGA superstar Paula Creamer teamed with Bridgestone Golf to capture the 2010 U.S. Women’s Open, her first career ‘major’– despite battling a sore thumb and a golf course that yielded only a single under-par scorecard. Paula’s victory was also the first major victory for Bridgestone’s B330-RX – a golf… »
Sheex Performance Bedding – The World’s First Athletic Sheets
I know I know, I’m sure your first thought when reading this title was: “What the heck does bedding have to do with golf?” There are a few reasons why I’m talking about bed sheets on a golf website. For starters, everyone has to sleep – even golfers. In fact, most people will spend about… »
Whats Wrong With The LPGA Tour – Update
I just got a tweet from @TweetPGA about the news this morning that several LPGA Tour players have signed a petition calling for Commissioner Carolyn Bivens’ resignation over the tour’s struggles, citing mismanagement in the wake of the failed language issue and twitter fiasco. Some of the names on the petition include Paula Creamer, Lorena… »
What’s Wrong With The LPGA Tour? (Part 2)
Last Sunday ESPN chose to rebroadcast the 2008 World Series of Poker rather than air the final round of the Wegmans LPGA. Maybe ESPN thought they would get better ratings by showing tape of a year old show that everyone has already seen, rather than showing live LPGA… »
What’s wrong with the LPGA Tour?
The English-only policy the LPGA Tour tried to install recently drew a lot of criticism, and they promptly retracted it. Sadly, I think it’s probably needed, but in some watered down form, used not to scare or alienate foreign players, but to encourage them to learn the language. The throngs of Korean girls – who… »
