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Tag Archives: U.S. Women’s Open
Inbee Park: LPGA Juggernaut
Have you been following the LPGA lately? I admit that I got consumed by the whole early part of the PGA Tour season, how it leads up to the Masters and then packs together significant tournaments like the Players Championship … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishment, Confidence, Fun, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Women In Golf
Tagged Consciousness, Golf, Inbee Park, LPGA Tour, Mastery, So Yeon Ryu, U.S. Women's Open, Walmart NW Arkansas Championship, Women In Golf
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Inbee Park, So Yeon Ryu: The Road to Mastery Never Ends
Inbee Park is the No. 3 player in the world and So Yeon Ryu is No. 9. They are both Korean and share one other great distinction: their first wins on the LPGA Tour were the U.S. Women’s Open, Park … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishment, Awareness, Consciousness, Doubt, Expectations, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Self Realization, Women In Golf
Tagged CME Group Titleholders, Consciousness, Golf, Inbee Park, Mastery, Naples, So Yeon Ryu, TwinEagles Club, U.S. Women's Open
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Na Yeon Choi and Ted Potter, Jr: Winners
Na Yeon Choi, “A Great Player, Gentle Company,” won the U.S. Women’s Open by four strokes while all of her immediate threats after 54 holes fell harmlessly away. And the only reason it wasn’t five strokes was because she made … Continue reading
Posted in LPGA Tour, Mastery, Women In Golf
Tagged Consciousness, Golf, Greenbriar Classic, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Na Yeon Choi, Shane Joel, Ted Potter Jr., Troy Kelly, U.S. Women's Open, Women In Golf
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A Tale of Two Tournaments
There is a very interesting dynamic going on between the PGA Tour’s Greenbriar Classic in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia and the U.S. Women’s Open at Blackwolf Run in Kohler, Wisconsin. On the one hand, the men are pretty much … Continue reading
Posted in Mastery
Tagged Amy Yang, Charlie Beljan, Consciousness, Golf, Greenbriar Classic, J.B. Holmes, Ken Duke, Lexi Thompson, Mastery, Mika Miyazato, Na Yeon Choi, Sandra Gal, Troy Kelly, U.S. Women's Open, Vicky Hurst, Webb Simpson
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The Greenbriar and the Women’s Open: Too Much Material!
“I hit a good drive up there and hit it to about 15 feet, and first hole of the day, gave that putt a good run, missed it a touch and rolled three feet by and I missed a three-footer. … Continue reading
Posted in Mastery
Tagged Charlie Beljan, Consciousness, Cristie Kerr, Golf, Greenbriar Classic, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Michelle Wie, Phil Mickelson, Sandra Gal, Suzann Petersen, Tiger Woods, U.S. Women's Open, Webb Simpson, Women In Golf, Yani Tseng
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Three Good Sunday Stories
The Women’s British Open There must be something in the German water all of a sudden. For years, the only German golfer any Americans knew was Bernhard Langer. In a distinguished career strung across the PGA Tour, the Ryder Cup … Continue reading
Posted in Champions Tour, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Mastery Sunday, Tournament Previews, Women In Golf
Tagged Anthony Kim, Bernhard Langer, Caroline Masson, Golf, Greenbriar, Mark O'Meara, Martin Kaymer, Mastery, Olin Browne, Sandra Gal, Scott Stallings, U.S. Senior Open, U.S. Women's Open, Women In Golf, Yani Tseng
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Rising To The Occasion
Yesterday’s post was about the two great rounds Hee Kyung Seo put together on Sunday to lead the U.S Women’s Open at the Broadmore in Colorado Springs. Two 3-under 68’s were just so solid in the face of everyone else falling back. … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishment, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Mastery Sunday, Women In Golf
Tagged Bean Pole Golf, Clothing Line, Golf, Hee Kyung Seo, LPGA Tour, Mastery, So Yeon Ryu, U.S. Women's Open, Women In Golf
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“Supermodel of the Fairways”
At least that’s what they call Hee Kyung Seo back in Korea. She has her own clothing line and when something new comes out, they can’t keep it in the stores back home. That’s how darling this young woman is … Continue reading
A Real Test
We have just about every kind of distraction we could have at this year’s U.S. Women’s Open at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado. With chronic afternoon thunderstorms and lightning, the first two rounds were a start-and-stop hodgepodge that didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Consciousness, Inside The Ropes, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Mastery Sunday, Tournament Previews, Women In Golf
Tagged Ai Miyazato, Golf, I.K. Kim, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Meena Lee, Mika Miyazato, Paula Creamer, Ryann O'Toole, Stacy Lewis, The Broadmoor, U.S. Women's Open, Women In Golf
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