Suzann Pettersen rallied to acquire the LPGA Safeway traditional on Sunday, overcoming a nine-stroke deficit using a 7-under 64 and beating Na Yeon Choi using a par for the main hole of the playoff at Pumpkin Ridge the game of golf Club. Pettersen, coming away a victory Aug. 7 within your European tour's Ladies Irish available at Killeen Castle, won her 2nd LPGA Tour with Ping K15 Irons name belonging in the direction of the twelve weeks and eighth overall. The Norwegian star jumped to No. two within your world rankings at the rear of Yani Tseng. "I didn't really presume this when I when I woke up to know TaylorMade R11 Irons this morning nine strokes back," Pettersen said. "I guess when you're on the roll, you're on the roll." Choi finished using a 73 to game Pettersen at 6 below for the Ghost Creek Course. Choi, from South Korea, birdied the par-4 17th to think about a one-stroke lead, but dropped a shot most appropriate after leaving a chip nicely short for the last hole to force the playoff. Pettersen, also the Sybase game hold out winner who wants to own Ping G20 Irons in May possibly in New Jersey, locked up a place for the European Solheim Cup set with her victory in Ireland. She eagled the par-5 10th hole Sunday to help propel her in to the lead.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Pettersen Beat Choi In LPGA Playoff
Suzann Pettersen rallied to acquire the LPGA Safeway traditional on Sunday, overcoming a nine-stroke deficit using a 7-under 64 and beating Na Yeon Choi using a par for the main hole of the playoff at Pumpkin Ridge the game of golf Club. Pettersen, coming away a victory Aug. 7 within your European tour's Ladies Irish available at Killeen Castle, won her 2nd LPGA Tour with Ping K15 Irons name belonging in the direction of the twelve weeks and eighth overall. The Norwegian star jumped to No. two within your world rankings at the rear of Yani Tseng. "I didn't really presume this when I when I woke up to know TaylorMade R11 Irons this morning nine strokes back," Pettersen said. "I guess when you're on the roll, you're on the roll." Choi finished using a 73 to game Pettersen at 6 below for the Ghost Creek Course. Choi, from South Korea, birdied the par-4 17th to think about a one-stroke lead, but dropped a shot most appropriate after leaving a chip nicely short for the last hole to force the playoff. Pettersen, also the Sybase game hold out winner who wants to own Ping G20 Irons in May possibly in New Jersey, locked up a place for the European Solheim Cup set with her victory in Ireland. She eagled the par-5 10th hole Sunday to help propel her in to the lead.
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