Post by Deleted on Mar 12, 2018 10:02:16 GMT -5
FIELD BREAKDOWN - BANK OF HOPE FOUNDERS CUP
Topic: LPGA-FOUNDERS-CUP PAULA-CREAMER MICHELLE-WIE ANNA-NORDQVIST SUNG HYUN PARK
by LPGA's Amy Rogers March 12, 2018
Park Headlines Field in Phoenix
The Tour makes its U.S. debut this week in Arizona at the Bank of Hope Founders Cup, where world No. 4 Sung Hyun Park headlines the field.
World No. 5 Anna Nordqvist, No. 7 Ariya Jutanugarn, No. 8 In Gee Chun and No. 9 Cristie Kerr make up the top-10 in the field in Phoenix, where 12 of the top-20 in the Rolex Rankings are teeing it up. Nordqvist looks to defend her title in Arizona where she finished two-strokes ahead of Jutanugarn and Chun in 2017.
Wie Fresh off Win
Fresh off her win at the HSBC Women’s World Championship, Michelle Wie looks to continue that momentum this week in the States. Her victory is the latest in a series of successes by the major champion who posted a T11 in her two starts prior to winning in Singapore. As she’s coped with injuries and illnesses over the last several years on Tour, Wie has had mixed success in Phoenix with her best finish coming in a T12 in 2014.
Link to rest of the article:
www.lpga.com/news/2018-field-breakdown-bank-of-hope-founders-cup
Topic: LPGA-FOUNDERS-CUP PAULA-CREAMER MICHELLE-WIE ANNA-NORDQVIST SUNG HYUN PARK
by LPGA's Amy Rogers March 12, 2018
Park Headlines Field in Phoenix
The Tour makes its U.S. debut this week in Arizona at the Bank of Hope Founders Cup, where world No. 4 Sung Hyun Park headlines the field.
World No. 5 Anna Nordqvist, No. 7 Ariya Jutanugarn, No. 8 In Gee Chun and No. 9 Cristie Kerr make up the top-10 in the field in Phoenix, where 12 of the top-20 in the Rolex Rankings are teeing it up. Nordqvist looks to defend her title in Arizona where she finished two-strokes ahead of Jutanugarn and Chun in 2017.
Wie Fresh off Win
Fresh off her win at the HSBC Women’s World Championship, Michelle Wie looks to continue that momentum this week in the States. Her victory is the latest in a series of successes by the major champion who posted a T11 in her two starts prior to winning in Singapore. As she’s coped with injuries and illnesses over the last several years on Tour, Wie has had mixed success in Phoenix with her best finish coming in a T12 in 2014.
Link to rest of the article:
www.lpga.com/news/2018-field-breakdown-bank-of-hope-founders-cup