Articles related to "Lorena Ochoa"

Guadalajara, Mexico, has produced the number one ranked woman golfer in the world. Having played golf since age five, Lorena Ochoa is on a roll.

Heading into 2007, Lorena Ochoa is on top of her game. As this profile will attest, she possess both world-class golfing talent and unmatched character and integrity.

Natalie Gulbis, who was looking like she would become golf's Anna Kournikova, finally broke into the winner's circle at the Evian Masters, and into the Top-20.

The tour travels to Evian-le-Bains, France this week for the Evian Masters. Karrie Webb tries to defend while Lorena Ochoa, Paula Creamer and others look to unseat her.

Cristie Kerr didn't flinch down the stretch during the conclusion of the U.S. Open. Likewise, Lorena Ochoa didn't collapse as she has been portrayed to have done.

Pros like Tiger Woods, Lorena Ochoa, and Vijay Singh choose performance over endorsements. Here are the drivers recently used by eight top professionals.

Her critics are silent after her win at the British Open, her first of many Majors. The road ahead now gets tougher, considering the LPGA's superior top-to-bottom talent.

Overwhelmed by the negative response to what had become known as the "English Only" rule, LPGA Commissioner Bivins is credited with giving-in to critics.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) started in 1905. The association existed for many years before women received a spot at the table.