Wie's mistake with scorecard mirrors Johnson's lost NCAA title Jul 31, 2008
Quigley has been added to a roster of clients that include Brad Faxon, Karrie Webb, and Candy Hannemann. The FSG golf division, headed by senior vice president Alex Baldwin, is the sponsorship sales and marketing arm for the PGA Tour's Deutsche Bank Championship. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
Sorenstam in sentimental journey at Evian Masters Jul 24, 2008
Inbee Park, who won the U.S. Women's Open, will chase the $487,500 winner's prize, along with past champions Karrie Webb, Wendy Doolan and Rachel Hetherington. Sorenstam will play with fellow Swedes and Evian winners Helen Alfredsson (1994, 1998) and Catrin Nilsmark (1999) on Thursday. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)
* Paula Creamer holds onto lead at Jamie Farr Jul 15, 2008
South Koreas Ji Eun-hee was second, followed by Karrie Webb. After the lead fell to one stroke, Creamer recovered with her only birdie of the round at the 13th hole X around the time Feng began her string of bogeys. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Perry works overtime for another win Jul 14, 2008
Feng had a 69 for a total of 272, followed by Karrie Webb (70) at 273. After the lead fell to one stroke, Creamer recovered with her only birdie of the round at the 13th hole - around the time Feng began her string of bogeys. (Boston Globe)
Creamer goes wire-to-wire Her final round in Farr Classic isn't great, but... Jul 14, 2008
Feng had a 69 for 272, followed by Karrie Webb, who shot a 70 and was at 273. Perry takes playoff: Kenny Perry beat Brad Adamonis and Jay Williamson in a playoff to win the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Ill. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
RESULTS: Jamie Farr Owens Corning Clssic Jul 14, 2008
Paula Creamer, $195,000, 60-65-70-73-268 Nicole Castrale, $118,169, 70-69-67-64-270 Eun-Hee Ji, $85,723 65-66-68-72-271 Shanshan Feng, $66,314, 69-70-64-69-272 Karrie Webb, $53,375 70-71-62-70-273 Katherine Hull, $43,671, 69-68-70-67-274 Kristy McPherson, $34,290 74-66-64-71-275 Brittany Lincicome, $34,290, 70-67-67-71-275 Angela Stanford, $28,790 69-70-67-70-276 Catriona Matthew, $24,369, 68-70-70-69-277 Ji Young Oh, $24,369, 70-68-67-72-277 H.J. Choi, $24,369, 67-68-70-72-277 Karen Stupples,... (USA Today -- Sports)
Creamer hangs on to win Jamie Farr Classic by two strokes Jul 14, 2008
Feng had a 69 for 272, followed by Karrie Webb who shot a 70 and was at 273. Castrale was 1 under on the windy day through 10 holes but had a 6-under 31 on the back nine. (USA Today -- Sports)
Pressure is on for Creamer Jul 13, 2008
With her 62, Karrie Webb went from a tie for 50th to a tie for fourth with Chinese rookie Shanshan Feng, who shot a 64. They were both at 203. (Boston Globe)
Creamer cruising with 4-stroke lead in Farr Jul 13, 2008
You need to shoot an exceptional score, like Karrie Webb did today, shooting 9 under. Youre going to jump a lot of places. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Ji shoots 68, whittles Creamer's lead at Jamie Farr Jul 13, 2008
"You need to shoot an exceptional score, like Karrie Webb did today, shooting 9 under. You're going to jump a lot of places.". With her 62, Webb went from a tie for 50th to a tie for fourth with Chinese rookie Shanshan Feng, who shot a 64. (ESPN -- Golf)
Creamer's Lead Down To Four Jul 13, 2008
Karrie Webb fired a nine-under 62 and is tied for fourth place with Shanshan Feng, who posted a 64 on Saturday. The pair is knotted at 10-under 203. (ABC 7 News, DC)
Wie gets exemption for Canadian Women's Open Jul 8, 2008
The tournament field includes stars like Lorena Ochoa, , Karrie Webb, Paula Creamer and Meg Mallon, as well as Canadians Lorie Kane, Dawn Coe Jones and Alena Sharp. Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. (ESPN -- Golf)
Can't we just let Tiger rest? Jul 3, 2008
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Inbee Park the youngest winner of U.S. Women's Open Jul 1, 2008
Her four-shot victory over Helen Alfredsson of Sweden was the largest in the Women's Open since Karrie Webb won by eight shots at Pine Needles in 2001. No one imagined the only drama on the back nine would come from Annika Sorenstam, who was never in contention competing in her final Women's Open before retirement at the end of the season. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)
Weekend Sports In Brief Jul 1, 2008
Her four-shot victory over Helen Alfredsson, who shot 75, was the largest in the Women s Open since Karrie Webb won by eight shots at Pine Needles in 2001. GRAND BLANC, Mich. (Yahoo News -- Auto Racing)
Scores, standings, schedules, etc. Jul 1, 2008
Karrie Webb 10 $524,55711. Na Yeon Choi 14 $508,08512. (Yahoo News -- Auto Racing)
Park prevails Jul 1, 2008
Her four-shot victory over Helen Alfredsson, who shot 75, was the largest in the Women s Open since Karrie Webb won by eight shots at Pine Needles in 2001. No one imagined the only drama on the back nine would come from Annika Sorenstam, who was never in contention competing in her final Women s Open before retirement at the end of the season. (Columbia Daily Herald, TN)
After missing cut at Open, Wie may need Q-school Jun 29, 2008
Karrie Webb won the Women's British Open in 1995 at age 20, came to America and earned her card at Q-school despite playing with a broken bone in her hand. She now is in the World Golf Hall of Fame. (ESPN -- Golf)
Wie will play Saturday knowing Open is lost Jun 28, 2008
Two-time champion Karrie Webb did make her biggest putt an 8-foot birdie try on No. 18 to stay alive at 4 under. Other notables to miss the cut included Laura Davies, who began the day three shots off the lead but shot an 81 to finish 5 over. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Davies A Player To Root For This Week Jun 27, 2008
Too bad Laura Davies didn t hang on to the lead in Thursday s first round of the U.S. Women s Open at Interlachen Country Club. Davies has rarely met an interview room she hasn t entertained. (The Palm Beach Post)
U.S. Womens Open tee times Jun 26, 2008
8:33 a.m. - 2:03 p.m. - Karrie Webb, Australia; Yani Tseng, Taiwan; Christina Kim, San Jose, Calif. 8:44 a.m. - 2:14 p.m. - Candie Kung, Taiwan; Mi Hyun Kim, South Korea; Catriona Matthew, Scotland. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Golf for Women: Women's Open courses to play Jun 25, 2008
Karrie Webb took the title in 2001, and last year Cristie Kerr won her first major there. The two sandhills courses are Donald Ross at his finest, rivaling nearby Pinehurst. (MSNBC -- Sports)
LPGA Tour Statistics Jun 24, 2008
The Associated Press Published: June 24, 2008. 2, Annika Sorenstam, 69. (International Herald Tribune)
Golf / U.S. Open Jun 10, 2008
PGA Tour / USGA / PGA / Golf News - Get the Latest Tournament Results, World Rankings, Leader board & other Golf Sports News- nbcsports. Tiger Woods is silhouetted against the gray morning sky on the fifth tee while practicing for the U.S. Open on Monday. (MSNBC -- Sports)
McDonald's LPGA Championship Scores Jun 10, 2008
Karrie Webb, $14,896 71-71-69-73-284. Ji Young Oh, $14,896 69-68-72-75-284. (International Herald Tribune -- Sports)
Ochoa not half bad at LPGA Chamonship Jun 7, 2008
Karrie Webb provided the power, Morgan Pressel the precision, and the incomparable Lorena Ochoa combined the two to produce a scintillating round that thrust her into the halfway lead as she bids to keep alive her Grand Slam hopes. "It was very easy. Stress-free," said Ochoa, who extended her bogey-free streak to 32 holes in a near-flawless 7-under-par 65 that pushed her to 10-under 134, the leader by one over Aussie Lindsey Wright (68) and by two over Canadian Lorie Kane (70). (Boston Globe)
Hallam pulls pin 18 months early Jun 7, 2008
Lurking on 69 was world No. 1 Lorena Ochoa, with playing partner Karrie Webb, runner-up at Bulle Rock for the past two years, overcoming a horror start to card a reasonable 71. With Reuters. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)
Kane and Bastel share LPGA lead Jun 6, 2008
Ochoa and playing partner Karrie Webb of Australia, runner-up at Bulle Rock the last two years, both overcame early double bogeys after starting at the 10th. Webb began her round bogey-bogey-double bogey, muffing a putt at 11 when she was bothered by a camera clicking, and finding a water hazard on the next hole. (International Herald Tribune)
U.S. Open on NBC Jun 5, 2008
PGA / Golf News - Get the Latest Tournament Results, World Rankings, Leader board & other Golf Sports News- nbcsports. Tiger Woods, left, and Phil Mickelson the world's Nos. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Ex-ASU coach recovers Jun 5, 2008
Norway's Suzann Pettersen won last year, her first major title, by 1 shot over Karrie Webb. PGA: Stanford St. Jude Championship. (AZCentral -- Sports)
Ochoa eyes another Major Jun 5, 2008
Pettersen won her first major championship a year ago when she edged out Karrie Webb by one stroke. It was the second year in a row Webb, the 2001 champion, settled for a runner-up finish at the season's second major. (iAfrica.com)
Strange daze for Australian as he scores first European victory Jun 3, 2008
On the other side of the Atlantic, things did not go so well for Mathew Goggin and Karrie Webb. Like Strange, Goggin held a three-shot lead going into the final round of the Memorial Tournament in Columbus, Ohio. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)
Expert: An Ochoa-Creamer rivalry is LPGA's future Jun 3, 2008
No, the Sorenstam rivalry w 00004000 as with Aussie Karrie Webb as they combined to win all nine Player of the Year honors in that stretch (seven for Sorenstam, two for Webb) and seven of the nine Vare Trophy honors for low scoring average (four for Sorenstam, three for Webb). (From 1997-2005, Webb won 25 times, including six of her majors. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Seon-hwa beats Webb in playoff Jun 3, 2008
CHARLESTON (South Carolina): South Korean Lee Seon-hwa took advantage of a monumental collapse by Sophie Gustafson to win the LPGA Ginn Tribute with a playoff victory over Australian Karrie Webb. Seon-hwa hardly seemed positioned for her third career title entering the round, trailing overnight leader Gustafson of Sweden by nine shots. (The Star Online, Malaysia -- Sports)
South Korean wins Ginn Open in playoff Jun 2, 2008
Lee, though, took advantage of a stunning collapse from Sophie Gustafson, and watched Hall of Famer Karrie Webb miss a short par putt in the playoff. The result was Lees third LPGA Tour title and one of the richest paydays, $390,000, in womens golf. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Wie charges hard to finish sixth in Germany Jun 2, 2008
It was not the first pro title for Yang, who beat Karrie Webb in a playoff in February 2006 at the Ladies Masters in Australia as a 16-year-old. Yang took second place last week to Suzann Pettersen at the Swiss Open. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Teen Yang wins Ladies German Open; Wie sixth Jun 2, 2008
" It was not the first pro title for Yang, who beat Karrie Webb in a playoff in February 2006 at the Ladies Masters in Australia as a 16-year-old. Yang took second place last week to Suzann Pettersen at the Swiss Open.Wie had a last-round 67 to finish 14 under, the first time since the Evian Masters in July 2006 that she completed a tournament under par -- a streak of 13 events that included seven missed cuts. he finished tied for second at that Evian Masters."It's been a really long time since... (ESPN -- Golf)
Duke trio helps U.S. capture Curtis Cup Jun 2, 2008
GINN TRIBUTE: Seon Hwa Lee rallied from nine back in the final round to win the LPGA Tour event in Mount Pleasant, S.C.Lee two-putted from about 45 feet for par on the lone playoff hole, the 18th, then watched Karrie Webb miss a 3-footer that would have extended the playoff. Sophie Gustafson, who had a six-shot lead at the start of the final round, had five bogeys and two double bogeys in her last 15 holes for a 7-over 79 that left her three shots from the playoff. (News & Observer -- Sports)
Amy Yang shoots 67 to win Ladies German Open by 4 shots Jun 2, 2008
Yang also won the Ladies Masters in Australia as an amateur in 2006, beating Karrie Webb in a playoff, and she finished second to Suzann Pettersen at last week's Swiss Open. Still, her hands were visibly shaking when putting on the 18th green to clinch the win in front of nearly 6,000 spectators. (International Herald Tribune -- Sports)
Golf Roundup: Perry takes third Memorial crown Jun 2, 2008
Ginn Tribute: Seon Hwa Lee took advantage of a stunning collapse from Sophie Gustafson, and watched Hall of Famer Karrie Webb miss a short par putt in a playoff to win the Ginn Tribute in Mount Pleasant, S.C. Lee shot a 67 to finish at 14-under 274. Principal Charity Classic: Jay Haas shot a 6-under 65 to repeat as champion of the tournament in West Des Moines, Iowa, and move into first place on the Champions Tour money list. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA -- Sports)
Aussie opens up lead in pursuit of first win Jun 1, 2008
Gustafson up, Webb down: Sophie Gustafson shot a 67 to push past a faltering Karrie Webb and take a six-stroke lead into the final round of the Ginn Tribute in Mount Pleasant, S.C. Annika Sorenstam continued to struggle with a 75 and is tied for 34th. Tied with Webb when the round began, Gustafson started with an eagle and two birdies her first six holes to open a four-stroke lead on Webb. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
Gustafson cruises to six-stroke lead Jun 1, 2008
Advertisements The Associated Press Sophie Gustafson shot a 67 on Saturday to push past a faltering Karrie Webb and take a six-stroke lead into the final round of the Ginn Tribute in Mount Pleasant, S.C.Tournament host Annika Sorenstam continued to struggle at her namesake event with a 75. No one could keep up with Gustafson in the third round. (News & Observer -- Sports)
GOLF Goggin survives wild ride May 31, 2008
Sizzling Hall of Famers: Karrie Webb maintained her Hall of Fame form at the LPGA Ginn Tribute with a 66 to share the second-round lead at 13-under with Sophie Gustafson (65). Meanwhile, Annika Sorenstam regained hers with her own 66 to vault from a tie for 60th on Thursday to a tie for eighth. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
Webb, Sorenstam show off Hall of Fame play May 31, 2008
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (AP) -Karrie Webb continued to show off her Hall of Fame style Friday at the Ginn Tribute - and just in time, Annika Sorenstam did, too. Webb shot a 66 and shared the lead at 13-under with Sophie Gustafson (65) after two rounds of the LPGA tournament. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Webb tied for lead at Ginn Tribute May 31, 2008
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. -- Karrie Webb continued to show off her Hall of Fame style Friday at the Ginn Tribute -- and just in time, Annika Sorenstam did, too ... LPGA Hall of Famer Karrie Webb's birdie on the 16th hole was the first of three consecutive birdies. (ESPN -- Golf)
Results worldwide May 31, 2008
Leading first round scores (South Korea unless stated): 65: Kim In-kyung, Karrie Webb (Aus); 66: Sophie Gustafson (Swe); 67: Choi Hye-jung, Allison Fouch (US), Cristie Kerr (US), Kim Mi hyun, Park In-bee, Giulia Sergas (Ita), Heather Young (US); 68: Kim Song-hee, Lee Seon-hwa, Teresa Lu (Tpe), Kristy McPherson (US), Jane Park, Mikaela Parmlid (Swe); 69: Minea Blomqvist (Fin), Choi Na-yeon, Amy Hung (Tpe), Jang Jeong, Jimin Kang, Kim Young, Meena Lee, Ji-Young Oh, Karen Stupples (Bri), Ya-Ni... (The Star Online, Malaysia -- Sports)
Goggin birdies into lead May 31, 2008
GINN TRIBUTE: Karrie Webb shot a 66 and shared the lead at 13 under with Sophie Gustafson (65) after two rounds of the LPGA tournament at Mount Pleasant, S.C.Annika Sorenstam also had a 66 and moved from a tie for 60th into a tie for eighth. PRINCIPAL CLASSIC: R.W. Eaks and Lonnie Nielsen shot 5-under 66s to share the first-round lead at West Des Moines, Iowa. (News & Observer -- Sports)
Goggin, Perry share lead at the Memorial May 31, 2008
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Sorenstam struggles at her LPGA tournament May 31, 2008
Karrie Webb continued to show off her Hall of Fame style Friday at the Ginn Tribute and just in time, Annika Sorenstam did, too. Webb shot a 66 and shared the lead at 13-under with Sophie Gustafson (65) after two rounds of the LPGA tournament. (International Herald Tribune -- Sports)
Webb holds on May 31, 2008
Aussie Karrie Webb shot a six-under 66 to share the lead at 13-under following the second round of the LPGA Ginn Tribute tournament on Friday. Her co-leader is Sweden's Sophie Gustafson who shot a seven-under-par 65. (iAfrica.com)
Golf Roundup: Goggin, Perry keep pace at Memorial May 31, 2008
Ginn Tribute: Karrie Webb shot a 66 and shared the lead at 13 under with Sophie Gustafson (65) after two rounds in Mount Pleasant, S.C. Host Annika Sorenstam also had 66 and moved from a tie for 60th into a tie for eighth. This LPGA event lost the world's best player when Lorena Ochoa withdrew to be with her uncle, who died in Mexico, according to her Web site. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA -- Sports)
Goggin, Perry on top May 31, 2008
LPGA - Karrie Webb shot 66 and shared the lead at 13 under with Sophie Gustafson (65) after two rounds of the Ginn Tribute at Mount Pleasant, S.C.. Host Annika Sorenstam also had a 66, seven shots behind. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
Utley hits 18th homer and Phillies beat Marlins May 31, 2008
5/31/2008, 1:02 a.m. EDT MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (AP) Karrie Webb continued to show off her Hall of Fame style Friday at the Ginn Tribute and just in time, Annika Sorenstam did, too. 5/31/2008, 1:00 a.m. EDT DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) The first sign of hope at the Memorial came from the scoreboard, which showed Mathew Goggin coming back to the pack after a blazing start. (NJ.com -- Sports)
Sorenstam strugglesin herown tournament May 30, 2008
Sorenstam's even-par 72 left her seven shots behind co-leaders Karrie Webb and In-Kyung Kim, and tied for 60th at RiverTowne Country Club. Sophie Gustafson was third at 66. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Goggin masters greens at Memorial May 30, 2008
Sorenstam's par 72 left her seven shots behind co-leaders Karrie Webb and In-Kyung Kim -- tied for 60th place at RiverTowne Country Club -- in Mount Pleasant, S.C.Sophie Gustafson was third at 66. U.S. Open winner Cristie Kerr led a group of seven another stroke back at 67. (News & Observer -- Sports)
Golf Roundup: Goggin on top at Memorial May 30, 2008
Ginn Tribute: Annika Sorenstam's name is everywhere at the Ginn Tribute except where she wanted it most -- near the top of the leader board after the opening round in Mount Pleasant, S.C. Sorenstam's even-par 72 left her seven shots behind co-leaders Karrie Webb and In-Kyung Kim, and tied for 60th. Sophie Gustafson was third at 66 and Cristie Kerr led a group of seven another stroke back at 67. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA -- Sports)
A gem lost in LPGA tour May 22, 2008
Yet three Hall of Fame players who last played four years ago -- Ochoa, Karrie Webb and Juli Inkster -- bypassed the tournament. According to the Corning Leader, Ochoa exercised a one-time exemption, and the newspaper speculates that Webb and Inkster may have done the same. (Albany Times Union)
Tracking Ochoa: News, features and more May 18, 2008
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New stars set to follow in Annika's footsteps May 16, 2008
By Jerry Potter, USA TODAY Karrie Webb has seen the LPGA lose stars in the past, so she knows someone will fill the void created by Annika Sorenstam, who announced Tuesday she would retire at the end of the season. "When I first came on tour, we were losing Nancy Lopez, Pat Bradley and Patty Sheehan," said Webb, 34. (USA Today -- Sports)
* Sorenstam set to start farewell tour in Ochoa's shadow May 16, 2008
Ochoa was to tee off yesterday in a group with former world No. 1 Karrie Webb of Australia and South Koreas Lee Jee-young. Sorenstam, a three-time winner this year, will be playing behind her in a group with Cristie Kerr and Natalie Gulbis. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Ochoa intends to enjoy final season with Annika May 15, 2008
I think the Tour will always miss a player like Annika, Hall of Famer Karrie Webb said. But along the way, new stories will come, great players will come out and you know, I think they will more than come close to filling Annikas shoes. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Sorenstam begins farewell May 15, 2008
Ochoa will tee off on Thursday morning in a group with former world number one Karrie Webb of Australia and South Korea's Jee Young Lee. Sorenstam, a three-time winner this year, will be playing behind her in a group with Cristie Kerr and Natalie Gulbis. (iAfrica.com)
Sorenstam's new course: Legend to step away from competitive golf May 14, 2008
Having burst into public view by making the 1995 US Women's Open her first LPGA Tour triumph, Sorenstam successfully defended that title the next summer, then hit a four-year drought in the majors when her rival from Australia, Karrie Webb, rose to the top of the women's game. Things began to change in 2001 when Sorenstam won the Kraft Nabisco Championship. (Boston Globe)
On the Fringe: It’s been all or nothing for Sorenstam May 14, 2008
Contemporaries like Inkster and Karrie Webb are in the 20 percent range, along with Tiger Woods on the PGA Tour. Her toughest year might have been 2004 when her marriage to David Esch was falling apart. (Helena Independent Record, MT)
Tracking Annika May 14, 2008
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