http://lpga.vtechphones.com Behind the Scenes with VTech Sponsored LPGA Players Mon, 05 Oct 2009 08:46:05 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Lorena Ochoa held onto her lead at the Navistar LPGA Classic after the third round and with an impressive three stroke lead between her and current second place Sandra Gal. Ochoa was 6-under-par 66 for a total 16-under-par . Sandra Gal is 13-under-par. She hit an eagle on her sixth ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/10/ochoa-defends-her-championship-at-navistar/ With the first and second round complete of the Navistar LPGA Classic, we find Lorena Ochoa, Laura Davies, Yani Tseng, Giulia Sergas and 14-year-old Alexis Thompson in a five way tie for 1st place. All are 10-under-par 134. The young rookie Thompson started the competition off in the lead mostly ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/10/navistar-heads-into-the-weekend/ With her near victory at last week's CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge, will Number 1 ranked, Lorena Ochoa be able to keep her focus and defend her 2008 Navistar LPGA  Classic title this week? Let's hope she can as the girls of the LPGA head down to Prattville, Alabama this week for the ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/09/the-girls-head-to-alabama-for-the-navistar-lpga-classic/ This past weekend, the LPGA and Team VTech returned to the Blackhawk Country Club for the  CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge. In-Kyung Kim was there to defend her championship title, which she earned by holding off Angela Stanford by three strokes in 2008. If she won a back-to-back, she would have joined Juli Inkster as ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/09/gustafson-wins-at-the-cvspharmacy-lpga-challenge-team-vtechs-alena-sharp-finishes-in-the-top-25/ This weekend was full of surprises. From random drug testing that was happening to the unfortunate few that got chosen after an exhausting 18 holes on the course to a top ten scoreboard dominated by South Koreans, I didn't know what else could happen. The weather channel had been promising ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/09/shin-wins-and-increases-lead-for-rookie-of-the-year/ Hi-ya! The chop has come down and the field has been cut from 145 to 75 for tomorrow's final round. Today we were promised thundershowers, and those with an afternoon tee time dreaded the idea of playing in mucky conditions. But thank goodness their prayers were answered and not a drop ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/09/south-korean-song-hee-kim-in-the-lead-after-round-two/ Today was a good day for golf. With the flag pins replaced with mini American flags to remember those we lost eight years ago, the mood was quiet yet upbeat amongst the golfers and the crowd. The weather was good, the wind minimal, and the course in excellent form. And ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/09/gal-solo-in-number-1-spot-but-for-how-long/ Tomorrow, in Rogers, Arkansas at the P&G Beauty NW Arkansas Championship Presented by John Q. Hammons, South Korean and 2006 Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year Seon Hwa Lee and some of the world's best players will play for $1.8 million purse. We'll see if Lee has what it takes to defend ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/09/pg-beauty-nw-arkansas-championship-starts-tomorrow/ Out on the Priddis Greens Golf & Country Club in Priddis, Alberta, Canada, Norway's Suzann Pettersen has won the CN Canadian Women's Open with a score of 15-under-par 269, winning a pretty purse prize worth $412,500. Holding on to the lead she gained in round 2 and extended in round 3, ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/09/pettersen-wins-cn-canadian-womens-open/ I think Suzann Pettersen might still be upset about last weekend. Remember? She was up 15-under-par and sitting on top of the leaderboard only to bogey and double bogey two shots in a row. Then lost in a two shot sudden-death playoff to M.J. Hur. Being that close to victory ... http://lpga.vtechphones.com/2009/09/suzann-pettersen-just-says-no-to-second-place-in-round-three/