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It was disaster at hole No. 10 for Paula Creamer, the American star and Pink Panther of women’s pro golf. After a triple-bogey on 10, Creamer dropped her head, her eyes watered and her game continued to go south in third-round play of the U.S. Women’s Open on Saturday at Saucon…
· Andre D. Williams
Read on mcall.com →Alexis Thompson and Jessica Korda are too young to expect the world, but both feel like they’re on top of it after un-kid-like first rounds of play at the U.S. Women’s Open on Thursday. Both admitted to being nervous when they arrived at Saucon Valley Country Club for the 64th…
· Andre D. Williams
Read on mcall.com →Since retiring from the LPGA Tour in 2006 with more than $8 million in career earnings, Rosie Jones has been content to walk around her home with “hammer and nails” to fix things or build bird houses. Often she cooks Mexican food, a specialty, or grills ribs, one of her…
· Andre D. Williams
Read on mcall.com →Christina Kim walked onto the Saucon Valley Country Club at the first tee on Monday with a big smile, her father and coach Man Kim following close behind, and a throng of people waiting to hug and share a quick laugh with her. She received a loud ovation as she was introduced.…
· Andre D. Williams
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