Solheim Surprise
Updated: 10/07/00
Laura Davies and Alison Nicholas helped the European team to a unprecedented 4-0 start in the Solheim Cup Friday, and the Europeans finished the first day with a three-point lead over the best American pro golfers.

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2001: An LPGA odyssey
Updated: 10/05/00
The LPGA announced its schedule for 2001 last week--most of it anyway--and, lo and behold, after a week of denying it had made up its mind (The Bunker, Sept. 29), there was the Weetabix Women's British Open penciled in as the fourth major championship, replacing the du Maurier Classic.

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Kane Rises at New Albany
Updated: 10/01/00
Lorie Kane sank an 8-foot putt for a birdie on the first hole of a playoff Sunday to defeat Mi Hyun Kim in the New Albany Golf Classic.

On the playoff hole, Kim bounced a shot over the green onto the apron. Her chip shot slid just right of the hole. Then, Kane sank her approach shot from 8 feet at the New Albany Country Club in suburban Columbus.

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Waugh in Front at New Albany
Updated: 09/30/00
Shani Waugh has waited through 97 LPGA tournaments to finally win her first one. If that happens, she's hoping someone back in her native Australia will find out about it.

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Sorenstam Sizzling at New Albany
Updated: 09/29/00
Defending champion Annika Sorenstam shot a 4-under 68 on Friday to take a one-stroke lead after the second round of the New Albany Golf Classic.

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Redman Leads at New Albany
Updated: 09/28/00
Chasing her first LPGA victory in 15 years on tour, Susie Redman shot a 5-under-par 67 on Thursday to take the first-round lead in the New Albany Golf Classic.

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Redman takes First Union by three
Updated: 09/10/00
LPGA: KUTZTOWN, Pa. (Sept. 10) -- Michele Redman shot a 4-under-par 68 Sunday to win the First Union Betsy King Classic by three strokes, the second victory of her LPGA career and one that moved her into the top 10 on the tour's money list.

Kean wins Rail Classic
Updated: 09/07/00
LPGA: SPRINGFIELD, ILL.--It's hard to say what excited Laurel Kean more: becoming the first Monday qualifier ever to win an LPGA event, or knowing her victory at the State Farm Rail Classic means she won't have to return to Qualifying School this fall.

"One trip I'm not making this year is to Daytona Beach," said Kean, 37, who fired rounds of 66-66-66 to finish at 18-under 198, one shot shy of the LPGA's 54-hole record (set by Pat Bradley at the 1991 Rail and tied by Annika Sorenstam earlier this year at the Firstar LPGA Classic). "I'll play the Tournament of Champions the same week as Q School."

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