Beth Ann Baldry Asks "Where are the Koreans at LPGA Q-School?"

Look at it this way, a non-Asian is likely to be 2010 LPGA rookie of the year.

about 2 years ago Bill Jempty 3 comments 0 recs |

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Probably has to do with the realization that the LPGA Tour isn’t really a good option for them compared to the KLPGA and JLPGA right now.

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by Ryan Ballengee on Dec 4, 2009 9:39 AM EST reply actions

The money is still better on the LPGA than anywhere else. BABS needs to take a closer look at the Futures Tour roster and she’ll see a ton of rising Koreans. Then look on college rosters. Could just be a lull in the flow of players heading to the LPGA.

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by courtgolf on Dec 4, 2009 9:45 AM EST reply actions

don't forget Bo-Bae Song

By winning the Mizuno Classic, Song can play any LPGA event she wants to in 2010. She didn’t sound very excited about doing so right after the win, but it’s hard to pass up the chance to compete against the best.

I haven’t thought about it very carefully just yet, but Blumenherst, Munoz, Lindberg, Uribe, Harigae (from FT), and any of the LETers coming over are probably the top threats for ROY next season.

http://mlyhlss.blogspot.com/2009/12/lpga-q-school-monday-this-is-it.html