LPGA Q-School cross section in progress

One of the LPGA Q-School cross sectional qualifier, which began on Tuesday in California a more prominent player is Jessica Korda. Amateur-star, American Curtis Cup team member, Korda 17 years old. If he does Q-School, he removes the pro and receive the teenager is only the latest to join the LPGA Tour. If he is not, he is likely to continue to turn Pro, and play the Duramed Futures Tour in 2011, or less likely to go to College.

Women's golf a familiar scene is these days: teen skipping school to turn pro phenoms. Some (Paula Creamer and Morgan Pressel) to meet with great success. Others don't. That is the subject that Beth Ann Baldry covers current Golfweek. Athletics (track and field) is an excellent time to take a look at the women's golf, talented teenagers paydays lure and the road to reality.Facts, such as equal to EUR 60000, annual, the possibilities of competition and almost does not prejudice marking minimizing. enter a number.

You may need to post even greater gains or losses in respect of Michelle Wie, who manages to balance the heavy loads of course difficult not to be used in top LPGA Tour traveled to the University successfully a unique path.

But back to Q-school: four return tournament, which today, Rancho Mirage teed, Calif., is the Mission Hills Country Club is the first of the two cross sectional qualifiers!.(The other is Florida, Sept 28-Oct 1).

Some familiar names are among the Top competitors in the area.: former LPGA players: Sophia, Nicole Sheridan, Virada Nirapathpongporn Perrot, Charlotte Mayorkas current LET players: Zuel, Christel Boeljon Henni Big Breakers: Carling Coffing, Bri Vega, Blair O'Neal, Elena Robles, Sara Brown, Seema Sadekar, Lili Alvarez Amateur/college stars: Kimberly Kim Jessica Korda Sydnee Michaels, Danielle McVeigh, Jennifer Johnson, Belen Mozo, Caroline Hedwall

The results will be posted on the date of entry into force at the end of each round of lpga.com.

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