Grace Park Shows Signs Of Former Glory, Shoots 67 For A Share Of The Lead At 2011 Avnet LPGA Classic

With all due respect to co-leader Song Hee Kim, I have been waiting for a round like this from my favorite player (or co-favorite with Virada) Grace Park for such a long time. My recent Grace Park, Model Golfer post showed a feature focusing on how she once climbed to the #2 player in the … Continue reading →

Morgan Pressel, Blair O’Neal and Sara Brown Visit Mobile Mardi Gras Museum

While in Mobile for this week’s Avnet LPGA Classic, tour star Morgan Pressel, Sara Brown and Blair O’Neal took time out to have some fun, Mardi Gras style!

Jiyai Shin Leads As Darkness Suspends 2nd Round Of 2011 KIA Classic On Day Two

Yani Tseng dazzled the fans of women’s golf at the beginning of 2011, winning four straight titles spread on multiple tours. Suddenly, the talk was of career Grand Slams, double digit Majors and Hall of Fame potential. But then a player already in the Hall of Fame, Karrie Webb, snatched the spotlight from Yani with … Continue reading →

Amanda Blumenherst Leads 2011 KIA Classic By 1 Over Sandra Gal After First Round; Michelle Wie 2 Shots Back

2008 U.S. Women’s Amateur Champion Amanda Blumenherst took birdied the last four holes of a 7-under 66 round (par is 73) to take a 1 shot lead over Sandral Gal in the first round of the 2011 KIA Classic. Playing in milder conditions than later groups, Amanda rode her putter with only 25 putts on … Continue reading →

Blair O’Neal Calls Morning Drive To Talk About Golf And Modeling

Blair is getting a lot of attention about her modeling. She talks about people’s perceptions of her, especially after her Cobra Golf ad.

LPGA Futures Tour Golfer Blair O’Neal PUMA Fashion Show & Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Cobra Golf Ad

LPGA Futures Tour golfer Blair O’Neal certainly is cashing in on her photogenic looks off the course. And good for her. It’s tough to make it as a golf pro, especially on the Futures Tour with low purses. She is a grown woman. Being a model on the side…what’s wrong with that if sponsors want … Continue reading →