Sherry on January 9th, 2010

A lot has been said about the state of the things within the LPGA and what needs to be done to build the strength and secure the survival for this prestigious woman’s sport.  There are a lot of factors in play that could make 2010 ‘the year that made the difference’.
First, we have an entirely [...]

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Sherry on October 9th, 2009

Golf Legend in My Backyard

Today turned out to be a very special day for me.  It was rainy and cool, not at all conducive for enjoying the game of golf.  At least that’s what I thought when the day began but something special was in store for me today.  I had the privilege of [...]

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admin on October 5th, 2009

Walk a Mile (or a Golf Course) in Carling Coffing’s Golf Shoes

Shake, shake, shake! Dance, dance, dance! I made it through LPGA Qschool Sectional Qualifying! After a 79 in the first round, the rest of the week was a full out battle to fight back  into the top 30. It was horrible, aching, and mentally [...]

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Sherry on September 11th, 2009

A Brief Look Back and Then Forward to QSchool

I just finished what felt like the quickest and the longest six months of my life. I just finished my first full season as a professional golfer, the first of many years to come. A year I don’t think I’ll ever forget. Sometimes I still say to [...]

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Sherry on August 27th, 2009

Legends of the Women’s Game Share Stories

There are so many pre-events leading up to the actual competition in the Biennial Solheim Cup, pitting the top twelve women golfers from Europe playing against the top twelve women in the United States.  These events go largely unnoticed unless you are physically present at the event.
The Past Captains [...]

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Sherry on August 17th, 2009

Top LPGA Golfer Cristie Kerr Hosts Fifth Annual
Birdies for Breast Cancer Charity Golf Classic

LPGA tour members, athletes and celebrities joined Cristie Kerr at Liberty National in
Jersey City to raise money and promote breast health education
NEW YORK – Birdies for Breast Cancer — a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising money and awareness in the fight [...]

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Sherry on August 7th, 2009

More than meets the eye

The women’s golf world is gearing up for what is arguably the biggest golf event on this year’s calendar but what is it really all about….Alfie? (sorry…that was a lame attempt at humor!!) I am not going to go through the history of the Solheim Cup as there are plenty of [...]

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Sherry on July 23rd, 2009

Will Golf Lessons Really Help?
This is a tough topic to write about because there are so many things to take into consideration. So if I overlook a point or two please feel free to add them via the comments section at the bottom of this article.
The benefits of taking lessons to learn and improve your [...]

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Sherry on July 12th, 2009

What do you think?
Much has taken place since I left the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic a week ago. It was there that the now infamous ‘dinner meeting’ took place where 15 of the LPGA Tour’s top players met and discussed the ‘no confidence’ issue with Carolyn Bivens, LPGA Commissioner.
We know that Ms. Bivens [...]

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admin on July 2nd, 2009

Hey golfers!
It has been a few weeks since my last post, and please please let me fill you in on the details! I’ve officially made 7/10 cuts and we’re now more than half way through the season. Where does the time go? Two weeks ago I was so excited to have the Duramed Futures Tour [...]

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