Ochoa wins LPGA Wachovia Classic
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Lorena Ochoa birdied three of the last four holes Sunday to overcome a five-stroke deficit and win the Wachovia LPGA Classic. Ochoa finished with a 65 to score a 19-under 269 for her second career win.
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Australia&#39;s Karrie Webb shot a terrific final round of seven-under 64, but it proved to be one shot too many as playing partner Christina Kim put together a 65 to win the LPGA Challenge event.
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This might have been one of the few times Michelle Wie was happy with a 73 on the LPGA Tour.
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ERIE, Pa. -- Jane Park won the US Women's Amateur yesterday, clinching her first US Golf Association title when Amanda McCurdy bogeyed the 36th and final hole.
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Swedish Annika Sorenstam is all smiles as she holds winner&#39;s trophy following her victory on the final round of the US $ 1million (euro 780,000) LPGA Mizuno classic at Seta golf course in Otsu western Japan, Sunday, Nov 7, 2004.
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MOUNT PLEASANT, South Carolina  - Lorena Ochoa, stung by a playoff loss at the Ginn Tribute on Sunday, has extra motivation for the second women's major of the year.
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Annika Sorenstam birdied the last hole for an 8-under 65 Sunday to tie the lowest score on her home course and edge Lorena Ochoa by one shot to win the Scandinavian TPC. The Swede finished with a 21-under 271 total at the Bro-Balsta course, where she began playing golf when she was 12. Ochoa, a Mexican ranked second in the world behind Sorenstam, closed with a 66.
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Kutztown, PA (Sports Network) - Grace Park played her final five holes in five-under par Saturday en route to a seven-under 65 and a one-shot lead at the Wachovia LPGA Classic.
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Christina Kim got her first win on the LPGA Tour Sunday when she shot a six-under 65 to capture the Longs Drugs Challenge. Kim wound up with 18-under-par 266, one stroke better than runnerup Karrie Webb.
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Though Carin Koch is back to defend her Corona Morelia Championship, all eyes will be on Mexico's Lorena Ochoa, who will try for a fourth time to win in her homeland.
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AUSTRALIA&#39;s Karrie Webb shot an impressive final round of seven-under 64, but it proved to be one shot too many as playing partner Christina Kim put together a 65 yesterday (AEST) to win the LPGA Challenge event in Auburn, California.
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Laura Diaz had a run of five straight birdies and was tied for the lead with Jill McGill and Hilary Lunke at 6-under-par 66 after the opening round of the Wachovia LPGA Classic on Thursday.
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Lorena Ochoa has spent her life scaling great heights, as a 12-year-old climbing Pico de Orizaba in her native Mexico, and in her five years on the LPGA Tour toppling Annika Sorenstam as the No. 1 player. The one mountain that awaits is one she figured to have reached already. Ochoa has done everything but win a major championship, and her next chance starts Thursday at the LPGA Championship.
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Daytona Beach, FL (Sports Network) - The LPGA Tour announced on Tuesday the creation of a new tournament for 2005. The MasterCard Classic will be played March 4-6, 2005 at Bosque Real Country Club in Mexico City, Mexico.
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While six Koreans finished in the top-10 at the Wachovia LPGA Classic on Sunday, the title eluded them once again as Mexicoâs Lorena Ochoa sped past a struggling Grace Park to claim the crown in Kutztown, Pa.
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Han Hee-won (26â¢ FILA Korea) has quenched Korean women playersâ long-awaited thirst for winning. On September 20, Han Hee-won achieved a victory at the Safeway Classic LPGA tour ($1.
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NORTH AUGUSTA, SC -- Liselotte Neumann won her first LPGA Tour title in six years, holding off a late charge by Grace Park for a three-stroke victory at the LPGA Asahi Ryokuken International Championship on Sunday.